social media for photographers
Do I have what it takes to teach a photography class? Of course, you do, friend. You are the professional, my friend. You can step into your role confidently and rock this thang out! I promise. Implementing my four tips will help you feel more confident that you can teach a successful photography class. Now, a little bit …
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Are you ready to throw in the towel because no one is booking with you? I get it! However, the key to booking more clients doesn’t necessarily come down to what you’re not doing… it might be {sorry} something you are doing. Let’s talk about how you’re treating your online followers. You could, in essence, …
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Do you have a photography bucket list? As photographers, we spend most of our time documenting the lives of others. We wait, watch, feel, and take-in the experiences, emotions, and goings-on of everyone around us. And then. And then, we realize that we’re missing out on capturing our very own lives. We’re not taking the …
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Hey there, sweet sparkles! So many of you have realized how to play the wide global market through consistent social media marketing followed by stellar engagement. Howevah, you seem a little perplexed – sifting through the glitter – trying to figure out how to find local clients. No fear, sweet sparkles. I’ve been where you are …
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Can I show you how to love a photographer? Because it seems like, these days, everyone knows a photographer. Maybe you’re married to one; maybe your sister is one; maybe your son or daughter is one. Maybe you are cube-neighbors at the office with one. Everyone knows that those special, light-chasing, pink-haired, coffee-drinking, gear-toting wonders of …
Let’s Find Your Passion & Your Purpose I’ll be honest. I never planned this post. I didn’t think before I pressed “broadcast.” I didn’t obsess over how I would look or what people would think or what the spammers would say. You know why? Because it didn’t matter. Six years ago, I read a book that …
