I never post in the moment. I will use IG Stories to tell real time stories and check in, but everything else is planned.

I met with our family financial advisor 2 years before I went full time into photography. He set me up with specific goals and really hammered in the power of looking at each quarter instead of the full year.

I just wanted to take a minute and answer some common questions I get in emails or social media posts. I hope this helps you and give clarity to what I do!

Even if you are just starting out, reach out, give a compliment, comment on a fun location, send a video to introduce yourself. Build up your community because they need it, and so do you.

Use a similar image across all accounts, this is a branding technique that helps consumers/clients associate your face with your product/service. I do suggest using your face over your logo, or a healthy mix of both! Here are my top profiles.

Having quality programs to edit and run your business with will make your job easier and even better, but are you using the most recent update? We get notifications on our phones when we need to update an iOS, consider this post a reminder to do the same for your work programs and presets.

I urge you to look back at ledgers to also make goals for the coming year! Nothing like real number to help give you a push for the coming ledgers.

I challenge you to blog THREE of your past sessions. I just blogged a few from the fall and will use my down time in the winter to catch up with blogging. Think of blogs as extensions to your social media!

Being organized helps you feel prepared, and will also help you share more blogs, social media posts, and even update your website. Stay organized, stay booked.

I always thought my portfolio would bring me my ideal clients. Turns out, that just brings them to your website, or social media. You, your face, your funny stories, that is what gets clients to book sessions.