Are you ready to grow your business so that you can finally live the life of YOUR design? At the Hair of the Dog Podcast, we help pet photographers make more money.
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Below you’ll find all of our podcasts, starting with the most recently launched.
Today I’m kicking off a six-week solo series covering the six pillars of your pet photography business. This week, I’m talking you through the legal and administrative side of things, which admittedly isn’t the most exciting part of pet photography.
In this conversation, Victoria is in the beginning process of setting up her business and has some questions about getting her business going!
This week I’m joined by podcast regular Heather Lahtinen to talk about why it’s so important to set intentions, and how to do it effectively.
In this laser coaching, Matt and I discuss plans to market his business and how he can set his business up for success that leads to more consistent bookings.
Award-winning dog photographer Jessica McGovern is no stranger to depression and self-doubt. Our conversation this week is remarkably funny, given the topic at hand. Jessica has some deep wisdom and actionable strategies to share.
In this conversation, Marcea is stuck on how much personal information to include on her about me page of her website. How much personal is too personal?
Julie Christie of Togs in Business joins me this week to talk about creating a magnetic Instagram content strategy—which includes setting aside your self-consciousness and making yourself more visible.
In this conversation, Angela is trying to determine if she should advertise end-of-life sessions, and what that looks like if she markets it.
This week’s podcast is about recognizing the signs of overwhelm, mindfully assessing the situation, and making a plan for moving forward.
Ina is stumped at what type of content to create for her blog and newsletters. We brainstorm and discover how she can repurpose the content through different platforms.
Love ’em or hate ’em, mini-sessions can give your business a BIG boost. And whichever camp you’re in, the information in this episode will help you make them an indispensable (and enjoyable!!) part of your photography biz.
In this conversation, Jessica is looking to move her session average from $1300 to $2400, which we can do with a few easy tweaks.
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