Photo Field Notes Podcast: Career Advice for Photographers
Stories and career inspiration from professional photographers
My good friend, Jess Majchrowski, is a St. Charles family and newborn photographer. In this episode, Jess tells us how she sells out her mini sessions, how to set up booking mini sessions, and how she prices photo mini sessions for profit. Relevant Resources: Use my referral code to get 10% off 17hats (our recommended platform for managing mini sessions)…
Today I’m talking with Erin Youngren, who runs three distinct photography brands along with her husband, Jeff: The Youngrens, their associate brand, Clove & Kin, and their commercial brand, Bauman Photographers. Today, Erin is walking us through her approach for digging deep to truly understand what our ideal clients value. She also tells us why she and Jeff chose to…
Rachel Greiman is a copywriter and documentary family photographer in Philadelphia, PA. She owns Green Chair Stories, a company committed to taking photographs and writing words that look and sound like real people. In this episode, Rachel walks us through her tips for writing copy that will help you show your strengths and get those clients booked. Get ready to…
Get quick tips to create a profitable photography website and learn about Amanda’s “Realist Method” – her method for finding the real ideal client. It’s not a dream client, but an ideal client based on past experiences from clients how are already paying you. Amanda Shuman of Carrylove Designs is an award-winning website designer and brand strategist. She is a…
Britt and Kelsey from Launch Your Daydream are back to talk about how to boost leads and inquiries through your photography website. Here are a few of the questions we’ll go over: Does advertising on The Knot really work? Before someone inquires, they have to get to your website. Talk to me about where most photographers get their referrals. How…
Today on the podcast, I’m talking with Nathan Holritz, founder of Photographer’s Edit and the Bokeh Photography Podcast. We’re covering work life balance and how to set up a successful outsourcing relationship before you need it. Listen to my episode on the Bokeh Podcast. About Nathan Holrtiz Nathan Holritz is an entrepreneur based in Chattanooga, TN. Starting in professional photography…
You’ve all been asking where I’ve been and asking for more episodes. I promise that they’re coming, but in the meantime, here’s a quick update about what I’ve been up to over the summer (and what my work/life balance experiment over the summer ended up turning into).
Today on the podcast, I’m chatting with photographer Shaunae Teske about planning out your life and business with intentionality. We’re going deep about “the meaning of success,” how much is enough, and how to drive businesses to meet the needs of our lives versus the other way around. We’re also talking about social media, and how personal we like to…
Heidi Thompson is the best-selling author of Clone Your Best Clients and the founder of Evolve Your Wedding Business where she specializes in business and marketing strategy for wedding professionals. She helps wedding professionals grow their businesses and reach their goals without going crazy in the process. Her business & marketing expertise has been featured on several wedding and business…
I had fellow podcaster, Ben Hartley, on for episode 60 – how to stand out in a crowded market, and today, he’s back to talk about printing your own photos as a professional photographer Questions From Today’s Episode: What made you decide to start creating your own client prints? How does this help your business stand out? What do you…
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