As a photographer, an email signature makes your business more professional, and it’s an opportunity to share your brand.
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A mission statement is an explanation of your photography business’s values and purpose. It communicates your purpose to clients.
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An ideal client is someone who’s the perfect fit for your services. They’ll be loyal, and recommend you to their family and friends.
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An LLC is one of the most common business structure options for photographers. Learn why you should have one and how to do it.
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A model release is a contract between you and the person you’re photographing. It allows you to freely use their image for your business.
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Editorial and commercial photography are two common types of photography. Learn the differences between the two, and why you should do one over the other.
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Creating a photography workflow will keep you consistent and efficient. You’ll know the steps you need to take before, during, and after the photoshoot.
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Hiring the right associate photographer is a big step for your photography business. Not only will you increase revenue, but you’ll also have more time.
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The optimal Instagram photo size is a width of 1080 pixels. If your image is wider, Instagram will reduce the size to 1080 pixels when you post.
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