In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When you're starting a freelance photography business, you need a website to showcase your work so prospective clients can see what they can expect. You can also use your site to allow potential customers to get in touch with you, schedule your services, and deliver your finished photos. Make sure the site is easy to navigate, and contains only your best photos. If you don't know much about building a website, WordPress is a good place to start because they have templates and themes designed specifically for photography. It's a good idea to incorporate a blog into your website. Post a new photo with entry, so clients can see what you've been up to recently. In addition to a website, social media is an ideal way to market your services online. Photography is a visual medium, so a great photo can quickly go viral and familiarize potential clients with your work. Create Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest accounts, so you can show off your work in a setting where it's much easier for people to share it. Include links to all of your social media accounts on your website, so potential clients can easily find them. Word of mouth can be an effective way for freelance photographers to get new clients, so it helps to have business cards that you can give to family, friends, and existing clients. They can pass the cards onto people they know who might be interested in your services. Create a distinct look for your business cards by including one of your photos on it. It can be a self-portrait so clients remember you specifically or a photo that you're particularly proud of and showcases your skills. Make sure that your cards contain all of your contact information, including your web address. You want potential clients to be able to find your online portfolio. Hopefully, word of mouth will spread about your photography skills, but you don't want to wait around for jobs to come to you. By making connections with related businesses, you may be able to find new clients. For example, if you want to work as an event photographer, you might contact wedding or party planners, catering halls, and other event-related businesses to introduce yourself and your work. That way, if a person planning an event asks for a recommendation for a photographer, your contact can pass your name along. If you're interested in working as a commercial or product photograph, you might try to find a contact at a marketing or public relations firm. When you're just starting out as a freelance photographer, building word of mouth is key. That's why it often helps to do some jobs for free -- you can gain experience and generate a buzz with potential clients. If you're specializing in special event or portrait photography, ask family and friends if they need any photographs taken. If you hope to break into commercial or product photography, see if there are any small businesses in your area that might allow you to shoot photos for their marketing materials. You may also want to consider holding sessions where you don't charge for the session itself. Instead, the clients only pay if they decide to purchase prints from you. That can be an effective way to lure new customers in and still make some money. Make sure to ask all of your free clients for testimonials after you take the photos. If they're positive, you can use them in your promotional materials or as references for potential clients. If your free clients have any criticisms of your work, use them to improve your skills and services.
Summary: Create a website. Establish social media accounts. Print up business cards. Network to generate leads. Do some free assignments.

Tap the Google Drive app icon, which resembles a blue, green, and yellow triangle. Tap a folder in which you would like to save your scan. It's in the bottom-right corner of the screen. A pop-up menu will appear. This camera-shaped icon is in the pop-up menu. Your phone's (or tablet's) camera will open. The document should be centered in the middle of the screen. Make sure that your document is flat and completely on-screen before proceeding. It's a blue-and-white circle at the bottom of the screen. This will scan your document. This is in the bottom-right corner of the screen. Doing so saves your scan. You can also crop your scan by tapping and dragging any of the spheres located around the edge of the scan. For more options (e.g., color), tap in the top-right corner of the screen. To add more pages to the PDF, tap + and then scan another item. Tap in the bottom-right corner of the scanned document's thumbnail, then tap Download in the resulting pop-up menu.
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One-sentence summary -- Open Google Drive. Select a folder. Tap +. Tap Scan. Point your phone's camera at a document. Tap the "Capture" button. Tap . Save your scanned document onto your phone.

Q: For every day they go without their pacifier, let them put a sticker on the chart and praise them for doing well. If they ask for their pacifier during the day, let them know that they will not get a sticker if they use it. Choose a reward that your child will receive once they complete the sticker chart. This can act as an extra motivator to go without their pacifier. Birthdays work well for this, since the pacifier can easily be "replaced" by gifts. Gifts that your child recognize as signifying a transition to older childhood - such as a toy reserved for "big kids" - are especially effective for this. If your child is very attached to their pacifier this is a good way to bring negative associations to it. Dunk the pacifier in lemon juice or vinegar to give it a bad taste before giving it to your child. Avoid using salt or pepper as these aren't good for young children's health. This method works best for children that are 2 years or older, as they will be able to comprehend what is happening. Suggest to your child that they give the pacifier away to a small baby. Ask a friend with a young baby to receive the pacifier from your child as a "gift" for their baby. This can help your child feel involved in the process of stopping the use of their pacifier. Give your child plenty of praise after they have given away their pacifier.
A: Create a sticker chart if your child responds well to incentives. Plan a date to stop using the pacifier if you want a quick approach. Make the pacifier taste unpleasant if your child relies on it for comfort. Ask your toddler to give the pacifier away if they know a young baby.

Problem: Article: Green tea contains caffeine, which is why it can help to boost your energy. But unlike coffee, green tea may also reduce your risk of stroke, high blood pressure, depression, heart attack, and diabetes. Try having a cup of green tea to help boost your energy. Limit yourself to 400 milligrams of caffeine per day. Just keep in mind that different types of caffeinated drinks have different levels of caffeine. For example, coffee may have between 60 and 150 milligrams of caffeine per cup, while tea may have between 40 and 80 milligrams. Most people don't drink enough water throughout the day, which can lead to low energy. Aim for eight 8-ounce glasses of water each day, but drink more during a workout. For example, you should have a glass of water before and after workouts. If you exercise for more than 30 minutes, then take small sips of water during your workout. Some natural dietary sugar is important for normal brain function, but too much processed and concentrated sugar (such as a candy bar, cookie, or soda) spikes blood sugar levels. Sugary foods can give you a short energy boost, but then it will be followed by a slump. Some good snack choices include: Whole wheat toast with nut butter A piece of fruit A handful of carrot sticks and a tablespoon of hummus Eating a nutritious breakfast keeps you alert, kick starts your metabolism, and prevents you from having sugar cravings in the afternoon. Skip sugary donuts and breakfast cereals. Some better choices include: Whole-grain bread Oatmeal Eggs Fruit Yogurt Peanut butter Eating foods and snacks high in protein can give you a sustained energy boost. Protein-rich foods also provide your body with amino acids to repair and build tissues. Excellent protein sources include: Poultry Fish Lean red meat Eggs Nuts Dairy products (milk, yogurt, cheese) Tofu
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Drink a cup of green tea. Stay well hydrated. Choose low-sugar complex carbohydrates instead of sugary snacks. Eat breakfast every day. Select foods that are high in protein.