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You could always just stage some event photos. They don't have to be photos of a real event, just some friends dressed up in a room somewhere can do the job. A while back I did a few photos performing for a friend in her wedding dress in the grounds of a nice hotel. The photos were completly posed but no one's ever going to know.

How very sneaky. Good plan. Now to enlist friends in suits!

TV and magazine adverts are all staged so no reason why you can't do the same!

simonCmagic wrote:Tony, could you clarify what you mean when you say keep my products separate from my website? Are you suggesting I create an entirely new 'for magicians' website?

Yes - absolutely.

I maintain five different websites (not all magic related) and four facebook pages. Costs me nothing but a bit of time.

Remember, this is not about creating an image or building up your ego. This is purely a window to sell through.

Your website looks professional and is uncluttered and easy to navigate. And your home page is stronger than it was a week ago. Keep the purpose in mind as you continue to tweak it. Best of luck.

I actually really like the style and layout of your site. Very slick.

I also like the above sugestion too about staging some photos of you "performing" - Good idea