Don’t Answer the Telephone at Your Photography Business

Sounds very strange to hear someone telling you not to answer the photography business telephone. But, during off business hours like evenings and on the weekends when your studio might be closed, let the messaging service capture the call. If you allow your clients a way to contact the business in the evening when you should be closed, they will see that you are available anytime. The last thing a photography studio owner should do is to always be available. Your clients will call you at 10pm at night and 5am. I found, listed on a recent web site, a photography studio had published that she was available “anytime” and always answers her phone, so call anytime. Are you crazy? She also had very inexpensive pricing for her work and gave away most of the available profit. Sure, you are busy but, at what cost. So the tip here is to “don’t answer your telephone”.

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Can You Really Make Money Blogging?

Maybe you’ve built a blog and typed up a few posts. Maybe you’ve been working with your blog for several months. Or maybe you’re still trying to figure out what a blog is. Wherever you’re at, what if I told you businesses just like yours are making money right this very moment with their blogs — and you can too.

To get started, you blog must have 5 things in place to attract attention.

1. Focus your blog on one particular part of your niche.

2. Add quality content to your blog regularly.

3. Make your content visible throughout the Internet. Your blog is a feeder to other parts of the Internet — you must connect all the pieces to make it work.

4. Choose a quality blog to put your content on. Your own customized blog will offer your more freedom over the long haul.

5. Have your readers take an interest in what you do.

Once your blog is in place and you’ve been working at it, its time to make it work for you. Use these 5 tools to make your blog profitable.

1. Promote your own products. Just because your providing quality information doesn’t mean you can’t promote yourself once in awhile. Just don’t overdo it.

2. Promote other products. If you have a great recommendation, direct your readers to the website. Sign up for affiliate programs, when appropriate.

3. Use Google Adsense to deliver text and image ads along with your blog content.

4. Provide links to niche books you enjoy. Amazon has a great referral program that allows you to easily put links to book recommendations (and other products) right in your copy.

5. Allow others to advertise on your blog. When you build up your content, and gain popularity, people will begin contacting you.

 

Build your own blog now – it’s easy.

Recession Proof Your Photography Business

Recession Nears

Transform The Economy Now

Thousands Lose Their Jobs

The headlines go on and on. As a person with a job, the news may be a little frightening. But what if you own your own business? What if you’re just getting started building your photography business, and you’re getting a little nervous about your possibilities?

Can you really keep your studio open and running if we head into a recession?

Overwhelming, the answer is yes.

Through all the ups and downs, there will always be a need for good photographers. Business will proceed as usual IF you know how and where to look for business.

During a recession, it’s not about knocking on doors, becoming the best cold call salesperson ever. It’s about building strong,… Read More>>

Using A 3D Photo Gallery To Post Your Photos Online

While out surfing today I found a wonderful tool to give your wtouchpointgalleryebsite some character. It’s called Touchpoint Gallery, and allows you to showcase your photographs in several unique ways.   You can create albums, showcase your images on walls, or just give your photos a 3D look. Any way you do it, it may be something fun to give your business its own unique look.

Photoshop your Photography – Get inspired with your photography #8

Grab your favorite digital photography image and open it in Adobe Photoshop. Be creative, add a new element which adds some interest, experiment with some filters, colors or effects. Add some text to the image to bring an emotional expression to life. – Get inspired today!

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Panning your Photography – Get inspired with your photography #7

Panning during your digital photography exposure can be a great way to add interest into your image. A fast car, a bird flying or a bicycle can have the subject increased element by freezing the subject while blurring the background. If you have to add one fun item during your next shoot, panning could be it. Take time out to day and shoot, shoot, shoot using your digital photography. – Get Inspired today!

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Photograph Water – How to get Inspired with your Photography #6

Photograph water – Now I know what your thinking, how is this going to inspire my photography? Well it will open your mind up to many ideas. What happens when an object strikes a still body of water? Ripples are created! Capture the ripples. Sounds easy but, could become challenging. This is where the inspiration starts. What about running water? Blur a fountain or a running stream to add interest or stop the motion with a very fast shutter speed. What droplets of water after a rain storm that bead on cars, leaves, glass or other solid objects. They also share reflective properties that can inspire greatness. During winter, ice formation are wonderful to capture. The possibilities are endless. Just get out an shoot.- Get Inspired Today!

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Photographing Reflections – How to get inspired with your photography # 5

Photograph reflections – Lack of interest in your work surrounds with photography boredom. One way to break out – adding interest again, start those creative juices flow once again. Grab your camera and capture anything and every thing reflective. A mirror image of you or subject. A car parked next to a window can become an interesting subject. A piece of chrome, from a car bumper (ok, a really old car) to a chrome plated statue, the ideas can be unlimited. – Get Inspired Today!

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