Eight habits to boost your productivity
Whether you are a full-time or part-time photographer, chances are there’s room to be more productive and consistent in your photography business.
Whether you are a full-time or part-time photographer, chances are there’s room to be more productive and consistent in your photography business.
The start of a new year, quarter or month are all great times to set new goals for your photography business. But there is an art to goal setting.
If you’re keen to make a bigger impact with your content marketing, my Blogging Clinics could help.
Making the time to reflect on the past 12 months and work ‘on’ my business rather than just work ‘in’ the business is something that I’ve done consistently for the last few years.
I’ll admit it. I’m a complete book geek!
There’s nothing on my Amazon wish list but business and marketing books (yes, really).
If you’re a photographer and aren’t using Twitter, you’re seriously missing out!
Marketing, done well, ensures that you have a consistent flow of enquiries coming to you and that you are attracting the kind of people that you want to serve.
If you’re keen to promote your photography business, you may have considered reaching out to journalists.
After all, getting featured in the media is a great way to raise your profile, as you’ll know if you’ve read some of my other articles about PR.