Photography Marketing: Getting caught up
For a little over two years, I’ve worked to bring you photography marketing tips and tricks to help boost your skills in not only dealing
For a little over two years, I’ve worked to bring you photography marketing tips and tricks to help boost your skills in not only dealing
In my line of work, I visit a lot of photographers’ websites. Whether it be for inspiration, to find wedding referrals (no, I still don’t
Toward the end of each year, I have a look back at the past year and see what’s worked, and what hasn’t. There are a
in previous columns, I’ve discussed the importance of getting reviews, especially on platforms like Google and Facebook. So what’s the best way to do it?
I’ve written a lot about what we should do for our clients, and how we should go about our day-to-day business as photographers. But there’s
Art fairs are a terrific way for potential customers to view your work up close and personal. However, before jumping into this type of self-marketing
You all know the debate about watermarks. Should we use them? Do they really help protect our photographs? There are plusses and minuses — it might
When I first met photographer and business coach Mark Rossetto last year at WPPI, I was intrigued. As a successful portrait and wedding photographer, he
At Facebook’s F8 developer conference last week, the company confirmed what had been rumored the past few weeks. Instagram “Likes” may very well be going
You might have the best photos in the world, but be struggling to get jobs. Sometimes it’s not about the photos. Instead, it’s about the
I’ve heard it too many times. Nightmare stories around pricing — a client understood this, we never talked about that and on and on. While
As a former website designer for more than 10 years, I find that I’m qualified to let you in on a few design tricks. Let’s