Using the dpBestflow Website

[by Peter Krogh]

We’ve packed quite a bit of information in the website, so we thought we’d make a movie to show you how to navigate. We suggest you spend a few minutes looking over the video before you dive in.

We’re looking forward to hearing what you think.

dpBestflow_splash

By Peter Krogh | Posted: November 12th, 2009 | 4 comments


 

4 Responses to 'Using the dpBestflow Website'

Subscribe to comments with RSS or TrackBack to 'Using the dpBestflow Website'.

  1. [...] We’ve packed quite a bit of information in the website, so we thought we’d make a movie to show you how to navigate. We suggest you spend a few minutes looking over the video before you dive in. [...]

    By Using the dpBestflow Website at Strictly Business | The Click | Nov 12, 2009

     

  2. Quite honestly, Peter, I think the video is unnecessary. The dpBestflow site is one of the easiest-to-navigate sites I’ve seen. Thanks for all your work on this. I’ve highlighted it in my blog, FB, LinkedIn and mentioned it to my fellow photographers.

    Bill

    By Bill Koechling | Nov 15, 2009

     

  3. I believe the movie is well done and valuable.

    The movie helps to tell the story of the site and spread the word. Bill is right. the site is easy to use and a great resource.

    Good job to all who worked so hard on this project.

    Rosh

    By Rosh - new media photographer | Nov 17, 2009

     

  4. this topic recently came up at an event in which I participated in New York City- New York Entrepreneur Week. Although some people may possess inherent strengths which may make accelerate their success as entrepreneurs

    By Victoria | Dec 10, 2009

     


 

Leave a Reply