The HAIR OF THE DOG SUMMIT is back!
Register for only $17!
The HAIR OF THE DOG SUMMIT is back!
Register for only $17!
Looking for tips on starting and running your pet photography business? From workflow to customer service to copyright, you’ve come to the right place!
Interested in learning more about how to create a membership model? Annemie joins me on the Hair of the Dog podcast this week to give us all the details – and FWIW, this doesn’t just work for family photographers. We have an Elevate member making this work with her pet photography business.
Monica and Christi are sharing their Elevate journey with business and mindset coach extraordinaire Heather Lahtinen. This month, Heather walks them through planning for their pet photography businesses and how it can bring consistency and stability to their businesses and their lives.
Heather Lahtinen of Flourish Academy and our head guru at Elevate brings us this month’s installment of The Coaching Journals for this week’s Hair of the Dog podcast episode. Heather talks through inquiries with Monica Adalsteinsson of Pup and Me Photo and Christi Baker of Christi Baker Photography.
Do you leave a spot on your invoices for clients to tip you? I don’t. And I’m going to tell you why in this week’s episode of the Hair of the Dog podcast but – and this is a big but – it’s never as simple as what’s “right or wrong.
There’s so much happening in The Coaching Journals with our friend Heather Lahtinen this month. We’re on Month 3 of our chance to listen in on Heather’s coaching sessions with Monica Adalsteinsson of Pup + Me Photo in Phoenix and Christi Baker of Christi Baker Photography in Atlanta.
Settle in because this week’s Hair of the Dog podcast episode is all about the myth of the five-figure sale. Did you know that the fastest way to build a six-figure business is by having consistent $2-3K sales?
This month, listen to the stories Monica tells herself about feeling ghosted by clients who should be ordering their artwork and how quickly Heather turns those inhibiting thoughts into action.
Lisa, a member of the LGBTQ+ community, shares her unique insights and experiences as a gay woman, shedding light on the importance of inclusive marketing strategies from posting about Pride Month to website language and model calls to diversify your portfolio.
Today, we’re launching a new podcast series in which we’re airing coaching calls between Heather Lahtinen and two members of the Hair of the Dog’s Elevate community.
Sara joins me on the Hair of the Dog podcast this week and shares eight of those nitty-gritty details that you can outsource to a virtual assistant.
Karinda is an equine photographer based in Montgomery, Texas, but her clients come to her from all around the country, paying a premium price for her sessions. Through those sessions she’s refined her sales process to a place where she regularly makes $6,000 sales, and she’s sharing three of her strategies with us on this week’s episode of the Hair of the Dog podcast.
Both Kaylee and I understand the complications of believing in yourself and launching your pet photography business. We get it. So, today we’re bringing you the top five biggest mistakes we both made when we were starting out.
Dog and horse photography skill-building tips
Photoshop and Lightroom tips and tricks
Pricing sessions & products, and selling both
Starting up, workflow, copyright and more
How to find clients and get your calendar booked
Mindset strategies for a successful business
