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The Photo Field Notes Podcast, hosted by professional portrait and wedding photographer, Allie Siarto, shares advice and stories every Wednesday to help you grow and thrive in your own photography business.

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I always try to share a variety of viewpoints on t

I always try to share a variety of viewpoints on this podcast, so in the past I’ve interviewed people and shared the potential benefits of the IPS (in person sales) model.

But after a lot of reflection and research, I‘be just shared an episode about how the IPS has potential to be emotionally manipulative toward our clients, and why they make actually be better served through other photography models. There are no guests this time - it’s all me. Buckle up. Find the link in my bio, or look for episode #186 at photofieldnotes.com

The irony is not lost of me here as I’m late to

The irony is not lost of me here as I’m late to share a podcast episode about managing our social media without the overwhelm 🤪Check out the link in my bio, or search for episode 182 on your app of choice.

If you’re like me, and you’re terrible of lett

If you’re like me, and you’re terrible of letting go and letting someone else help you - even when you really need the help - you’re going to want to listen to my interview with Holly Smith today. We’re talking delegating to a virtual assistant, how it works, how it helps, and how to look at it from a budget standpoint.

If 2022 is the year that you want to pivot your ph

If 2022 is the year that you want to pivot your photography or up your prices (and let’s be honest - we all need to up our prices with the cost of living going up), you’re going to want to listen to today’s podcast episode with @paigeraycreative

The podcast is back after a planned holiday break

The podcast is back after a planned holiday break and an unplanned sick kid break 😷 @katekordsmeier is sharing how you can build simple evergreen funnels to consistently drive new leads to your photography business. This one is a game changer.

I totally forgot to share on here last week that m

I totally forgot to share on here last week that my latest episode with Danielle Hayden from @kickstartaccounting was up - Danielle shares why all photographers need a financial dashboard to make wise decisions in our business. You’ll learn what that includes and how to use it. She’s also sharing how to plan for seasonality, pay yourself, and how to decide if certain investments are worth the risk (Studio? Renting a truck for those mini sessions? New gear? Training?) Search iTunes for Photo Field Notes Episode 176.

My podcast break lasted a lot long we than I antic

My podcast break lasted a lot long we than I anticipated, but I’m back with an interview with @rachaelboer from @ipsmastermind with some advice on how you can up your profit in 2022 - including some free and low cost marketing ideas.

Episode 171: James Patrick shares his top online m

Episode 171: James Patrick shares his top online marketing tips and how a unique niche helped him grow his own business

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