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Below you’ll find all of our podcasts, starting with the most recently launched.
It’s time to buckle up, because this week’s episode features a mile-a-minute conversation with my dear friend, the inimitable Kaylee Greer. You’ll hear all about her journey from self-described lost soul to (my words here!) pet photography’s ultimate rock star.
In this episode, Courtney shares her journey from selling prom gowns to photographing Pomeranians, and how her boutique sales background informs her business philosophy.
This week, you’ll hear back-to-back conversations with Elevate coaches Kim Hartz and Marika Moffitt, on bridging that gap between getting the lead and actually booking the session.
In this episode, I chat with Natália about her skill-building travel project, the about-to-launch jitters that every new photographer faces, and how to book those nerve-wracking first few clients.
In this episode, I talk with Allison Shamrell about her cross-country move to San Diego, and what went into establishing herself as one of the city’s most successful photographers.
This week, Heather joins me to talk all about morning and evening routines: why we should create and stick to them, the huge benefits of doing so, and how to make it feel e-a-s-y.
In the spirit of our current open enrollment window for the Hair of the Dog Academy, this week I take you behind the scenes to share the “tail” of two photographers. You’ll eavesdrop on some recent one-on-one laser coaching sessions, an Academy resource for helping members work through any business issue that they’re wrestling with.
Today I’m stripping things down to the bare minimum. Cutting away all the nice-to-haves and this-can-come-laters. Listen to find out exactly what you need—and what you don’t—to get started with your pet photography business.
In this week’s episode, Holly offers advice on creating magnetic branding to attract your ideal clients, and also shares some insights on how photographers can build strategic retail partnerships.
This week, I welcome Seattle pet photographers Holly Cook and returning guest Marika Moffitt, who’ve joined forces to prove that the benefits of community outweigh any thoughts of competition.
Today Heather and I talk about an affliction common to so many pet photographers: Imposter Syndrome. Find out exactly what it is, why it arises, and learn 10 powerful strategies for overcoming this limiting set of beliefs.
QuickBooks specialist Candus Kampfer joins me in this week’s episode to take the fear out of finances, and to show you why you really, really want to get a handle on your books.
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