One of the toughest things that come with running a photography business is finding people or companies to hire you. Finding clients. How do you convince people that what you can do and the services you have to offer are better than what they are doing? Where do you even
As photographers, our primary passion is capturing images. However, to thrive financially in photography, mastering the business aspects is crucial. This involves client interactions, grasping marketing strategies and honing skills in website development and optimization. In today’s discussion, I will share three valuable insights gained from my experience as an
Style guides are a great tool for any business looking to establish a consistent and professional brand identity. A style guide outlines the guidelines and standards for the visual and written elements that make up a company’s branding. It ensures that all communications, from emails to websites to social media
In today’s digital age, visual content has become increasingly important for businesses of all types. As a photographer, it’s essential to have a strong visual presence to showcase your work and attract clients. One tool that can help you create stunning visuals for your photography business is Canva. Canva is
Keep your photography business top of mind with a well-thoughtout, ongoing email campaign. These five tips will help you achieve enhanced email marketing ROI. 1. Obtain subscribers You can’t send an email if you don’t have anyone to send it to. With today’s email privacy laws, getting permission to add
Get the show here or get it on iTunes — Don’t forget to post a review on iTunes. This episode’s topic: The Art of the Headshot: Skip Cohen and Chamira Young chat with Headshot Photographer Peter Hurley The client experience is hugely important. Communication during the session is the key
Get the show here or get it on iTunes — Don’t forget to post a review on iTunes. We have a new co-host on the show! Scott Bourne has headed off to do some new projects and is stepping away from the Mind Your Own Business podcast, but stay tuned,
Get the show here or get it on iTunes — Don’t forget to post a review on iTunes. In this renewed, reinvigorated episode of The Mind Your Own Business Podcast, Scott Bourne and Skip Cohen discuss outsourcing, taxes, insurance, book keeping, and helping your business run better. Specific topics of
Get the show here or get it on iTunes — Don’t forget to post a review on iTunes. In this renewed, reinvigorated episode of The Mind Your Own Business Podcast, Scott Bourne and Skip Cohen discuss some powerful New Year’s resolutions to set up to put your photography business on
Get the show here or get it on iTunes — Don’t forget to post a review on iTunes. In this renewed, reinvigorated episode of The Mind Your Own Business Podcast, Scott Bourne and guest co-host Chamira Young discuss the most common myths about running a photography business. Specific topics of
Contributing article by Armando J. Pérez-Carreño In today’s crowded online world, a good social presence can make or break you. Here are five tips every photographer should consider to run an effective Facebook campaign. So, you decided to become a photographer right? That’s great! What’s your focus (pun intended)? But
