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Import your photos from Photobucket to make calendars, books, posters, prints and much more on QOOP:

http://www.qoop.com/photobooks/pb_user/

Check out the artwork for sale by Dan Youra on QOOP. He even has a downloadable comic book available in his QOOP store:

We saw these cool posters being made by Nick and asked him about them. Here's the story:

he organization leading this effort is One Village Planet and you can get more information from their website here:

http://www.onevillageplanet.org/
It is a 501(c)(3) registered tax-deductible organization working with coastal communities and fisher groups to look for solutions to preserve mangroves and coastal ecosystems in the North of the country. With the fishing areas suffering from serious overfishing, fish stocks have declined and the communities are losing their livelihoods. Mangroves are at danger of being cut down beyond the point of recovery, for the production of charcoal. One Village Planet is preparing to launch a mangrove honey initiative to provide an economic alternative to the fishermen in the area.

I live and work in the area and have seen the work that One Village Planet is doing and I am impressed by their involvement in the communities they serve. I would like to donate any royalties generated from the sales of the Haiti posters in my Qoop store to help finance the construction of beehives to help promote the effort. As I add pictures to Qoop, I will expand the number of posters being offered for this cause.

If you have any further questions, do not hesitate to ask.

Regards,

Nick Hobgood

a few words here:

http://bookshive.blogspot.com/2009/09/applied-probability.html

and the listing on QOOP:

Thanks to Rob Nunn for the great explanation and step by step:

http://www.robnunnphoto.com/making-money-from-your-photographs-qoop-and-flickr/1875/

And, a plug for Rob's QOOP store:

Thanks for post Mr. Mittens:

http://blog.fuzzymitten.com/2009/08/introducing-qoop.html

Dime novels were printed stories that were popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. They told stories of mountain men and adventurers and, later, of gun-toting outlaws and detectives. Some names that were made popular in dime novels were Kit Carson, Jesse James, and Buffalo Bill. The readers of the dime novels were largely young, working-class men. Dime novels were immensely popular.

When you create a store on QOOP to sell your images, you are provided with free widgets that feature your content. From there, you can deploy the widgets on your website, online profiles, blogs, etc. to easily get your works in front of your audience.

Below is Patricia's store on QOOP:

http://my.qoop.com/store/Patricia-Studio-1501306331700116/

Hover your cursor over the "widgets" link near the top of the store banner and you'll see the demo and code you can copy.

Try it out yourself with your content and let us know what you think.

click on the image below to see how Quinton's image store looks on QOOP. If you haven't set one up yet for your images, what are you waiting for? It's easy to do, and doesn't cost anything. Click on Sell your Images from the QOOP homepage (www.qoop.com)

the image above is copied & pasted from the embed code provided to all QOOP store owners for each of their listings. You can quickly set up listings and then use the code to link from the images on your own webpage to direct users to purchase your photos printed on-demand from your QOOP store.

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Every month a group member gets a free order on QOOP. Special tweets for discount codes.