Have you ever wanted to be walked through exactly what an in-person sales session looks like for a successful pet photography business? A sales session that is built on service and assistance vs. high-pressure and hustle?
Your wish is my command.
In this video, I’m walking you through exactly how I hold an in-person sales session with my clients. An in-person sales session that usually results in multiple four-figure sales – all while my client thanks me for helping them get what they need!
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Looking for some more pricing training? Forget what every other pet photographer is charging -- the best thing you can do for your business is set your prices based on YOUR business and YOUR goals. It’s time to stop following the pack and let your rates lead you to a sustainable business!
Here’s what you’ll learn:
- The #1 thing you need to know BEFORE setting your prices
- My simple formula to set up your pricing structure for success
- How to increase your prices without losing customers
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Nicole has authored a book “Pet and Equine Photography for Everyone”, available on Amazon. She established Nicole Begley Photography in Pittsburgh, PA in 2010 but now serves the market of Charlotte, NC.
Nicole shares her home with her husband, two small humans, and her Puerto Rican rescue dog Zoey. Oh yes, she is also Chief of Staff to Emma the cat. She is the creator of the #selfiedog series, a travel addict, and a chocolate martini connoisseur.
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What if you are just starting out and can’t use “most clients” as social proof to help guide clients in their decision making? Is there a way to guide them in the beginning when you don’t have a history of sales yet?
You can still say “most clients” 🙂
Great information! You really DO make it sound easy and informal!!
Thank you Barb!
I like your solution of how to give them the other images they loved as I don’t have a great solution except for selling prints. I wonder regarding the album block, does it not conflict with selling 5pk of mounted prints? I followed your suggestion and offer 5pk of prints (5×7, 8×10, 8×12 sizes for the same price) vs selling them individually. What is the selling point of the albums block vs the 5pk?
No conflicts. Some people really like the album block and some prefer the prints. It just depends on personal preferences.
Hi Nicole,
I don’t have a sales room, so many times I go to a coffee shop. However sometimes, I do not feel comfortable during the presentation; presentation on the small screen, little room to present the products, etc..
how to make this place that is not mine, allows a relaxed sale?
Can you go to your client’s home? That’s what I did for many years. I also disliked coffee shops as there was too much commotion and activity.