social media for photographers
Hello my dah-ling Sparkles, are you ready to turn that photography hobby into a full or part-time business opportunity?! If you clicked onto this post, chances are you have a big girl camera; you take a fab photo; and you have the itch to take your photography hobby to the next level – and start …
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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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Wakey wakey, Sparkles! I know you’re frustrated that newer and less-experienced photographers are booking more clients than you. Why do you think that is? Your skills are amazing, you have your business set for success, and you’re engaging on social media like the #bossbabe that you are. So, whhyyyy is your calendar so barren? I have …
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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 …
Have you ever considered using proof prints with your clients? Let me show you how easy {and fast} it can be to use proof prints during your IPS sessions to genuinely delight your clients and increase your overall sales! A few years ago, I started created swag bags for each of my clients. I …
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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 …
