That’s a wrap! Well, almost. With just a few weeks left before the silly season hits in full force, now is a great time to tie up loose ends for your photography business. If you’re still busy with Christmas minis, then save this post for later, and smooth the way
Meero, a site dedicated to helping photographers explore their passion, launched the myMeero platform today — a studio management platform that the company describes is “designed to help photographers better manage their workflow and grow as professionals.” The great thing about myMeero? The tools are completely free, whether you already
I’m a pretty spontaneous guy and already am easily distracted by shiny, expensive objects, so when it comes to focusing on the logistics of running the photo business, I kind of freak out and forget some things — but did I need something to help out with that? I’ve always
While at WPPI, I was amazed at the number of studio management platforms that were exhibiting. I’ve written two pieces about studio management platforms in the past year (part one and part two), and it seems like more keep popping up! For marketing purposes, studio management platforms are handy for
As photographers, we often think of email as a way to communicate with clients or potential clients. Really, email is a tool that can be utilized in several different ways, including marketing. Starting to build an email list is important as your business grows. And while I’ve discussed creating personalized
Earlier this year, I wrote about some of my favorite studio management platforms for photographers. They offered amazing features like client management, contracting, invoicing and more. But since then, a few more have been introduced. And I must say, I’m quite impressed with what is being developed. Is It Really
As photographers, we’re responsible for a lot of things beyond just showing up and photographing. There’s editing, setting up meetings, bookkeeping, scheduling our time…the list is endless. Needless to say, it was long overdue earlier this year when I finally decided to investigate studio management and customer relationship management (CRM) tools.
