PUT YOURSELF
IN THE COMPANY
OF GREATNESS
The simplicity of the interface means that anyone on our staff can add images and
change content with minimal training.
This allows us to evolve our site as we evolve as a foundation.— The Richard Avedon Foundation
MAKE YOUR
BRAND AS
MOBILE AS
THEY ARE
liveBooks sites translate seamlessly from laptop to
iPhone to iPad, so your clients always see your work the right way – your way.
PUT YOURSELF
IN THE COMPANY
OF GREATNESS
— National Geographic Assignment
LET THEM JUDGE
YOU BY YOUR
LOOKS
liveBooks sets the standard in website design so you can set a higher standard with your work.
Browse Our Designs
PUT YOURSELF
IN THE COMPANY
OF GREATNESS
liveBooks made a bevy of information and material available without it looking overwhelming or cluttered.
Now THAT is pretty masterful on their part!— Vincent LaForet
YOU’RE MORE
THAN JUST
YOUR WEBSITE
… SO ARE WE
liveBooks’ seamless partnerships with other web technologies make it easier to do business – both for you and your clients.
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THEY’LL
FIND YOU
IN A FLASH
All the content on your
liveBooks site is searchable,
so you stand a better chance at being first in results – and first on your client’s list.
FEATURES
Coordinate your online outlets
Match your blog to your website with liveBooks Companion Blogs.
With liveBooks Companion Blogs, liveBooks users can now quickly and easily set up a WordPress blog that matches the brand of their websites.
We put an(other) ‘i’ in liveBooks
Give your clients access to your site via their Apple mobile devices.
To support the growing number of customers and prospects using their iPhone, iPad and iTouch to find services, liveBooks websites are now compatible for viewing on Apple's range of mobile devices.
Give your image cyber mobility
Connect your image to the rest of the online world with Image Linking.
liveBooks new image linking feature connects your image to any website or shopping cart system including your Pictage account for selling prints online, your blog or Facebook page to continue the conversation.
Get a Moove on
Put your brand in their hands with great business and promo cards from MOO.
Your brand should be fully integrated throughout all online and offline channels, including leave-behinds for clients, so your customers walk away with a lasting impression. MOO Business Cards can help you do this.
Clear the fog about blogs
Interested in learning more about blogging?
Read our latest report entitled, “8 Blogging Truths for Creative Professionals”, and discover tips and words of advice for breaking into the blogosphere.
NEWS
Review: liveBooks photo site
Crunch Gear May 4, 2010Crunch Gear gives liveBooks websites the seal of approval and praises the standard design templates for being “extremely well done”.
Wedding Photography with A Difference; Faces of Today’s Wedding Photography
Shutterbug | April 2010Three of the four wedding photographers featured have liveBooks websites. Coincidence? We think not.
Press Release : Brett Weston
Press Release : Brett WestonThe Brett Weston Archive website showcases Weston’s rare, private collection, featuring six decades of his work.
Vincent Laforet Taps liveBooks for New Website
Press Release : Vincent LaforetLaforet’s recently launched liveBooks site has breathtaking photos as well as several short films, including his video “Reverie”, the first 1080p video ever produced with a DLR camera.
Blogging Bliss
Rangefinder | June 2010Rangefinder and Photographer J. Sandifer tell you how to make your blog an effective marketing tool
Flash Dancing: An interview with liveBooks CMO John Philpin
Pixel Corps June 2010How is liveBooks navigating its way through the recent Adobe vs. Apple controversy?
Photography and the Image of Aging
Jeffrey Levine | Jul 20, 2010 | Jeffrey LevineAs a young doctor starting out in my profession I wanted to stake a claim in academia – doing research and teaching about human aging. What I achieved is something different from what I originall...
Emerging Approaches for Emerging Photographers
Contributors | Jul 12, 2010 | Misha TulekTHE PROBLEM: Like many photojournalists based in the United States, I traveled to Haiti to cover the January 12th earthquake. I came home with an impressive array of photographs, which I believed to...
Portraits in Pakistan: How to Gain Trust with Your Lens Where Language and Cultural Barriers Exist
Contributors | Jul 06, 2010 | Tyler SharpAs photographers, we have all come across interesting characters who have looked like a famous portrait waiting to happen. It could be at the bus stop, a crowded market, the house next door, or in r...
