marketing photography business

016 - In this episode, I'm diving into my *all-time favorite* way to build a pet photography business: charitable marketing. Partnering with a local charity is a feel-good, everybody-wins approach to finding new clients. Play it right and you'll walk away with goodwill toward your business, increased brand awareness and beaucoup bucks from the sales you'll make—not to mention a happy partner organization and delighted clients. Winner winner, chicken dinner! 

What To Listen For: 

• An awesome time-sensitive announcement (right there in the first 3 minutes)!!
• The pros and cons of involving a for-profit business in your marketing effort
• Tips for creating an irresistible offer to bring in new clients
• A common point of confusion for potential customers—and how to avoid it
• How to make it super easy for your partners to promote your campaign

With the recent economic shutdown affecting non-profits' typical fundraising cycle, now's a great time to get the ball rolling on a strategic charity partnership promotion. Go get after it! 

Resources From This Episode: 

• Hair of the Dog Academy
• Hair of the Dog Facebook group

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• Discover effective pricing and sales strategies for all portrait photographers.
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Stephanie Watts, a wedding photographers turned boudoir photographer, sits down with Humberto Garcia to discuss how she made 2019 her first profitable year in business, how she collected almost $20,000 in April 2020 without shooting a single session, and why she's still going to have a record breaking year despite the pandemic.

If you're a portrait or wedding photographer and want to see how Stephanie brings in leads on autopilot every single day, you can't miss this episode.

https://www.stephaniemarieboudoir.com/

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