One of my favorite things to do is share stories about what my students have overcome to inspire...

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One of my favorite things to do is share stories about what my students have overcome to inspire...
Have you been feeling “Imposter Syndrome” in your photography business lately? Or maybe you don’t...
The grandparents just called and good news! They want to take your kids out for the...
Earlier this week, we shared why Cash Flow Planning is so important in your photography business if you’re serious about making a profit.
Today’s blog is a guest blog written specifically for the photographers in our audience at The Joy of Marketing. It’s part one of a two part series on one of the things we see professional photographers get into trouble with – cash flow.
I subscribe to a lot of magazines. What can I say…I’m a sucker for the glossy images and the advice-filled articles. I’m intoxicated by all the new ideas (whether it be for dinner tonight or what to wear to that wedding next month). I get excited thinking about the hours of entertainment I get from looking at what other businesses are doing or what the hottest celebrity wore to the big awards.
Many photographers became interested in the profession to learn how to make money as a stay-at-home mom or dad. For many, it’s a side gig, which means a full plate of duties when we’re not taking or editing photographs. Whether you’re a parent or not, you likely have...
With the start of a new year comes a feeling of freshness and excitement. You might feel extra motivated to find new clients and help them fall in love with the wall portraits you offer now that you’re a boutique portrait photographer. Maybe you’ve set a New Year’s...
As a photographer, you’ve probably felt the crunch of competitors everywhere you turn. You may have even heard comments like “Photographers are a dime a dozen, so I don’t spend money there.” or “My sister-in-law has a nice camera and takes our family’s pictures.”...
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