We are here to bring you the best tools, tips, and advice to help you grow your photography business, so we pulled all of our favorite free resources together into one post to make finding what you are looking for a little easier. The world is a little confusing right now- finding the resources you need to run your photography business shouldn’t be.
So! Do you want to know more about how to market your photography business? How to Manage that must-do to-do list? How to raise your prices or start charging for photography? How to deal with difficult clients?
We’ve got you! Read on for our best free resources for photographers-how-to blog posts, free downloads, and Ebooks that will help you manage, market, and monetize your photography business.
Whether you are just getting started in your photography business, want to add a wash-and-repeat way to make money to your business, or want a checklist to make sure you and your clients start every shoot out well prepared, you will find what you need in these EBooks and our Pre-Shoot checklist.
How to Start a Photography Business Ebook
Mini Sessions 101 EBook (How To Grow Your Photography Business with Mini-Sessions)
If you are in the beginning stages of starting a photography business, You can start by downloading our How to Start a Photography Business Ebook. Then, you can dive into these articles that will help you get your first clients, decide if you are ready to go full-time, and learn how to build your portfolio. We know that getting started on this journey is both exciting and overwhelming. We really want to save you time and money as you grow your business and we know that starting with a solid foundation will save you both of those things in the long run.
Because only about 10% of owning a photography business involves actually shooting pictures, we’re here to share helpful advice from photographers who have been in your shoes, shared your frustrations, and want to offer you their best advice as you grow your business.
How to Get Your First Paying Photography Clients
How to Build Your Portfolio the Right Way
Best Advice from Established Photographers
Are You Ready to Go Full-Time in 2022?
Best Business Resources for New Photographers
Nicole Lauren's Full-Time Photographer Playbook
To say a lot of things go into managing a photography business is an understatement. You need to know how to price your services profitably, manage your expenses and income, get clients (keep clients!), and find a work/life balance that makes sense for you. We are here to help you by sharing best practices for growing your photography business and to help guide that oh-so-important client experience that will keep your clients coming back year after year. These posts will help you navigate it all with a clear roadmap.
How to Prep Your Clients for a Successful Photoshoot
How to Deal with Difficult Clients
How to Get Repeat Clients in Your Photography Business
Tips for Balancing Motherhood and Photography
Safe Date Practices for Backing Up Your Photos
Marketing your photography business is a must, but we know it can be overwhelming. From social media updates to email campaigns to your website there is a lot going on. Whether you are in the beginning stages of marketing your photography business, or you are looking for an easier way to stay on top of it all, we have some great resources that will help you get your business in front of more people than ever. (Did you know that Picsello’s marketing feature lets you access everything you need to market your business all in one place? Check it out here.)
How To Build Your Portfolio the Right Way
A Photographer’s Guide to Getting Customer Reviews
Top SEO Tips for Photographers
How to Get Clients the Right Way on Instagram
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Ah, money. Photographers don’t really like to talk about it, but let’s face it- our business isn’t a business without it. We want to help your photography business be profitable and sustainable so you can make a living doing something you love. Our Smart Profit Calculator can help you set your prices for profits so you can start charging for your photography in a way that will help you grow your business. When you are ready, we give you the resources and support to help you raise your prices to where they need to be.
What to Say When Clients Tell You You’re Too Expensive
How To Raise Your Prices (and keep your clients happy)
Why Every Photographer Needs to Raise Their Prices
Love Yourself and Your Business and Charge your Worth
And one more thing while we are on the subject of money…we have another way for you to put some more cash into your pocket- check out our Ambassador Program right here.
The "Focus on Business,"is the ultimate podcast for photographers. JoinJane Goodrich – a professional photographer, CEO of Picsello, educator, and business coach as she chats with a successful photographer each episode to help you learn more about what it takes to run a photography business. No matter where you currently stand on your photography journey, whether you're just starting or have been in the field for a while, this podcast is dedicated to bringing you closer to your dream of running a successful and profitable photography business. Join Jane as she chats with fellow photographers, delving into their experiences, including the highs and lows, that have paved their way to making a living from their passion.
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We hope you find some resources above that will really help you with something you have been struggling with or have been wanting to learn more about. We are always here to guide you with support, tips, and tools as you grow your photography business into a profitable, sustainable business you love. Want to know more about how Picsello’s resources can help you run your photography business? Check out our full list of amazing features right here.
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