Learn how to start and grow your own photography business with insider marketing tips, techniques and strategies on how to sell your photographs.
In this article you’re going to learn how to get more clients for your photography business in 30 days or less, without spending a fortune on advertising.
Legendary marketer Jay Abraham believes there are only three primary ways to grow a business and they are…
In this article we’re going to discuss goals, why you need them and what you need to know in order to make educated decisions moving forward with your photography business.
It’s important not to skip this step, even if you already have a sound idea of what you business goals may be, because the key here is to take those ideas and get them down on paper so that you have a constant reminder of what you are trying to achieve.
One of the most annoying aspects of running a photography business (or any business for that matter…) when first starting out is having to deal with “Price Shoppers”.
Price shoppers are those annoying people that shop around looking for the cheapest products and services that they can find before making a decision on whether or not to buy.
The single biggest reason behind why I see photographers fail when it comes to paid advertising is simply not knowing their numbers.
Therefore, if you want to increase your chances of success you should first start out by calculating what the average value of a customer is worth to your photography business.
The world of ecommerce can be quite daunting especially for photographers just starting out in business. As a result most photographers are left feeling overwhelmed by unanswered questions.
Without truly knowing the answers to these questions and understanding technology behind that which you are investing can make choosing the right ecommerce solution for your photography business extremely difficult.
