Over the past 5 years, I’ve learned some good business lessons (some were passed along and others, I just learned the hard way!).
I’ve put together a workbook, based on a workshop, to help you avoid these costly mistakes early on as you decide whether or not starting a photography business is the right choice for you (and if it is, how to make sure it is a business, and not just an expensive hobby!)
What will you find inside the guide?
Running A Business…Are You Sure?
Finding Your Niche – and Why it is Important
The “Hidden Costs” of Running A Studio
Pricing for Profits – Yes, it CAN be Scary
Marketing Ideas for a Shoe String Budget
Here’s a few comments from those who attended the workshop…
I found the “Getting Down to Business” workshop to be a valuable jumping off point in seriously considering the ins and outs of a career in photography.
Danielle H.
Prairie Child’s “Getting down to Business” workshop was very informative. It is definitely the best starting point for anyone thinking about getting into the photography “business”. If you’re not totally ready, you will know it after this class.
The information at the workshop was incredibly valuable, not just from a factual perspective, but also as it related to your personal experience of launching and growing your photography business.
Neil B.
