3 Tools To Power Your Photography Business

Tweet It’s almost April and taxes are due. Trust me, I am feeling your pain. Well, almost. This year, for my new portrait business, I chose to work with a bookkeeper and an account. You see, numbers and I are like oil and water. We rarely mix, so outsourcing something I didn’t like to do [...]

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On Fear And Street Photography

Tweet Olivier Duong is a Haitian-French-Vietnamese documentary photographer living in Fort Lauderdale, FL. Check out his websites: www.f-stopeight.com (Portfolio+Blog) and www.streetpresets.com (Street Photography Presets for Lightroom and Nik’s SilverEfex) I was pretty much shy and fearful as a kid , so much so that I couldn’t even look at my own brother in his eyes [...]

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How To Make Relationship Marketing For Your Photography Business A Piece Of Cake

Tweet Let me guess. You spend at a minimum a $1.50 for a cup of coffee every day. If tea is your thing, I am still probably not too far off the mark. Even if you make your beverage of choice at home, your cost is probably around the 50 cent range. Am I right? [...]

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Why You Should Master Your Digital Channel

Tweet Couple of days back, I published a guest post by Aaron Hockley about how photographers can or should choose their social media channels carefully. Days after that post went live, I heard Jonathan Canlas (in a conversation with Todd Reichman of A Man To Fish fame and podcast) say rather bluntly that while it’s [...]

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3 Important Tips For Photographers To Choose The Right Social Media Channel

Tweet This is Aaron Hockley’s third guest blog post. Aaron is a professional photographer and writer who tweets too much and blogs a few times each week. His professional work finds him working with businesses for events, publicity, and editorial work; he also creates abstract and travel photos for leisure. In addition to photography for [...]

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Photography Equipment Buying: A Business Perspective

Tweet Travis North is a Landscape Architect and freelance fine art Photographer out of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with over eighteen years of experience. He is the founder and editor of Shutter Photo Magazine, which has been a source of photography inspiration and wisdom since 2008. Follow him on Twitter. Photography as a medium can be described [...]

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3 Factors That Influence Photography Pricing

Tweet Bryan Carporicci dives into three influencing factors when it comes to pricing your photography. If you have read his first article on pricing, you are in for a treat again. He co-wrote a book for photographers with fellow photographer Robert Nowell called “Pricing for Profit.” In the book I co-wrote with Robert Nowell, titled [...]

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