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Commercial Client Workflow: Images Delivered in 24 Hours or Less
Unlike private portrait commissions which can be planned months in advance, commercial photography jobs generally pop up without much notice, and clients are generally operating under extremely tight deadlines. Case in point: for the Cox Communications TV spot, I got a … Continue reading
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Online Marketing: Simple Ways to Save Time and Dominate Your Brand
Social media and online marketing is vital for small businesses – it’s free advertising! It takes time to build an effective online infrastructure, but it is worth it! Doing so pays off. Literally. The Goal of Online Marketing Two words: … Continue reading
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How To Deliver Images to Portrait Clients in Less Than 2 Days
One of the ways I set myself apart from other photographers is by posting clients’ images within 1-2 days of each shoot, for both commercial and portrait clients. In order to do this, I continually hone my workflow. I use … Continue reading
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Tasks You Need to Have on Your Monthly Calendar
So far in my photography workflow series, I’ve covered: Backup Procedures Using Your Left Brain, and Tracking Leads. Today’s edition is all about CYA. The more my business grows, the more important it is to have efficiencies and systems in … Continue reading
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Why Photographers Should Embrace Their Left Brains
Over time, I’ve noticed that many photographers struggle with creating an efficient workflow, like most artists. By nature of the personality that is drawn to the profession, photographers often live and work almost entirely from their right brains, dreading anything … Continue reading
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