How to build a brand photography line of business
Create a great impression regardless of volume.
It’s important to offer both print and digital images.
Attract, qualify, and convert your ideal client.
A great process begets a great client experience.
A terrible experience led to a wonderful business.
Want clients to see you as a superstar? Create a stellar client experience for them.
Ask for the money you deserve.
We often forget a key factor in the success of any small business: the confidence we project as owners.
Before you can convince a potential client they need you, you first have to have the right client.
Photographer Jai Mayhew discusses her editorial-style luxe portrait sessions for non-model clients.
Pleasing difficult-to-please clients is all about managing expectations, says Marc Gordon.
Stop hoping your clients will buy what you love to create, coaches Gregory Daniel, president of Professional Photographers of America
“When we help our clients discover what is important to them, such as their relationships, they suddenly do not care about digital files. They want wall art."
Brain training expert Jim Kwik offers help on how to remember peoples' names.
Photographer Mary Fisk-Taylor discusses adjusting her mindset and shifting her business focus to what's most important
Jim Kwik offers five ways to practice gratitude on a daily basis
Behavioral expert Vanessa Van Edwards gives tips on making a good impression on photography clients
Ramon Ray discusses how to attract clients, how to sell to clients, and how to wow clients
Photographer Nichole Manners shares how she connects with her clients: high school seniors
