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Episode 137: How This Single Mom Built a Photography Business That Allows Her To Stay Home With Her Son
Is it possible to be a single parent and a stay-at-home mom who brings in income? Elizabeth Covey...
Episode 136: 3 Things Every Photographer Should Be Selling Right Now
Years ago, I got the most heartbreaking email from a photographer. She was about to lose...
Episode 135: The New Tool I’m Using That Helps Me Overcome Perfectionism
Tell me if this sounds familiar… You have an idea or a plan that you want to PERFECT… but you end...
Episode 134: How This Wedding Photographer Transitioned to Portrait Photography & Had a $6,000 Week
If you're a wedding photographer who is considering switching to a kind of photography that...
Episode 133: Do You Have a Failure System or a Success System?
I recently spent a day with a longtime mentor of mine, Dan Kennedy, and something he said was a...
Episode 132: Why It’s Important to Treat Your Best Photography Clients Better
The holidays are the PERFECT time to create loyalty and get referrals from your best clients! I...
Episode 131: If You’re a Long-Time Photographer Struggling to Eek Out a Photography Income, Listen to This
When Minnesota-based, 13-year photography veteran, Jenn Kerfeld, looked at her end-of-the-year...
Episode 130: How a New Photographer Got TWO $1,100 Clients, Weeks After Starting Her Business
When I met Tara Cirigliano, she didn't have a photography business yet. But she believed that it...
Episode 210 – Massive Debt Left This 18-Year Career Photographer Ready to Quit. Her Inspiring Turnaround Story
Sarah Petty: If you are an exhausted portrait photographer who is wondering if it's time for you to throw in the towel and leave your photography business, this is for you. I'm talking to Georgia photographer, Angela Hopper Lee, a full-time photographer for 18 years....
Episode 209 – How Do I Know If I’m Ready to Start Charging for My Photography?
Years ago, before I even thought about charging for my photography, I took a photography class for fun and I fell in love. The assignment for the whole semester was to build a cohesive portfolio of one subject and I chose to photograph children. My boyfriend at the...
Episode 208 – The Untold Story: A Photographer’s Switch from Prints to Digital Files and the Unexpected Aftermath.
Sarah Petty: Minnesota photographer, Jenn Kerfeld, opened her photography business in 2007. She offered her clients prints, but after a decade, she grew tired of hearing everyone ask for digital files. Her business wasn't growing, so she decided to give the market...
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