Explore different ways to market your pet photography business and attract qualified clients to work with you.
Deb LaFlamme, content coach and top dog at For the Love of Your Business, joins me on the Hair of the Dog podcast this week to talk about how to deliver content that will make your followers say “yes” to you.
On this week’s episode of the Hair of the Dog podcast, Heather Lahtinen and I tackle the subject of email marketing and why you need to start a list and connect with it.
Laurie and Knicki join me on the Hair of the Dog podcast this week to share their journey from Day 1 to this wild moment where they’re terrified to put themselves out there but they’re just going to eat the frog and do it.
On today’s Hair of the Dog podcast, Nic and I take you behind the scenes of Global. We chat about all those wins and the future of the commercial pet photography industry.
Zoe specializes in public relations and marketing for professional photographers, helping people like you be highly visible and have a thriving business … with lots of clients! Zoe is my guest on today’s podcast and we are talking about leveraging your story, the universal appeal of pets and your amazing images to get some buzz.
It is OK to be friends with the competition! It’s even better if you can start sending each other clients when you know one might not be the right fit for you. Get started on making those connections now.
Tavia joins me on the podcast this week to talk about all the good things about content marketing. She breaks down why we need to be using content marketing to build our business and how “content marketing” isn’t just about blogging.
This week, Courtney—whose rescue involvement led to her pet photography career—gives us the scoop on getting started working with animal rescues.
Rachel Doran of Tell Your Tails is on the podcast this week to help you find the fun in using Instagram to grow your business.
Belfast-based photographer Graham Crichton hates talking to people. But he knows what it takes to run a successful photography business—wildly successful last year, in fact. So when it’s time to schmooze with clients, have drinks with his competition or build community connections, Graham’s ready to turn on what he calls show mode.
This week, Mandi Pratt from Greyboy Pet Prints and I talk about best practices for offering gift certificates, showing appreciation for your best clients, and why you should think twice before publicly posting holiday sales.
In this conversation, Ina has been building her pet photography business with great success, but has hit a snag with finding some qualified clients. Together in this laser coaching session, we create a plan to attract new clients for the coming months to her business.
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
