SO YOU WANT TO BE A PHOTOGRAPHER?
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Make sure you start with your eyes open |
You have a passion.
You love it so much you get good at it.
Your family loves your photos, your friends oooh and aaaahh over them, and your Instagram is rocking.
One day, the craziest thought threads its way into your brain:
"...I could do this all day long!"
"...I could make money with this!"
It's a great idea... but where do you start?
You love it so much you get good at it.
Your family loves your photos, your friends oooh and aaaahh over them, and your Instagram is rocking.
One day, the craziest thought threads its way into your brain:
"...I could do this all day long!"
"...I could make money with this!"
It's a great idea... but where do you start?
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HERE.
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When you put the weight of your livelihood upon your passion, it's very easy to KILL it.
That's the saddest part of it, and I have seen it happen all too often, which is why I put together this course: to help you start off right, make the right decisions for YOU (not necessarily what everyone else is doing!), and get into your new adventure with your eyes open and a few solid tools for the job.
You will not be taking photos, you will be running a business. And we know that if you had an entrepreneurial mind you would not be getting into photography: it's the artist in you that wants this more than anything, and it's the artist in you that right now doesn't give two hoots about the business side of it.
"Teach me more photography!" it screams.
"Buy me more gear!... and since you're at it, some software too!"
"UH... and a bag!"
Your inner artist is your biggest fan, your greatest strength and your most powerful asset, but she's a right dummy when it comes to finding clients and actually getting paid.
That's the saddest part of it, and I have seen it happen all too often, which is why I put together this course: to help you start off right, make the right decisions for YOU (not necessarily what everyone else is doing!), and get into your new adventure with your eyes open and a few solid tools for the job.
You will not be taking photos, you will be running a business. And we know that if you had an entrepreneurial mind you would not be getting into photography: it's the artist in you that wants this more than anything, and it's the artist in you that right now doesn't give two hoots about the business side of it.
"Teach me more photography!" it screams.
"Buy me more gear!... and since you're at it, some software too!"
"UH... and a bag!"
Your inner artist is your biggest fan, your greatest strength and your most powerful asset, but she's a right dummy when it comes to finding clients and actually getting paid.
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Run a business like a business
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I broke down this process into 12 simple areas for you to consider, start thinking about and do a bit of work on.
Enough to allow you to decide if this is for you, if you're going to enjoy running a photography business, or if you'd be a lot happier keeping it as a hobby.
Either way, there's quite a few things in there that you'll find very useful even if you don't head off into business right away.
Over the course of 12 weeks, you'll get access to a series of audio recordings to guide you step-by-step into setting down the foundations of your photography business.
Why audio recordings? Because you can listen to them and take notes, or work in the garden, or work on your photo editing, or simply walk about at the same time. We spend enough time sitting down to watch videos, this is a much better way, especially since you will often want to listen to them more than once.
Enough to allow you to decide if this is for you, if you're going to enjoy running a photography business, or if you'd be a lot happier keeping it as a hobby.
Either way, there's quite a few things in there that you'll find very useful even if you don't head off into business right away.
Over the course of 12 weeks, you'll get access to a series of audio recordings to guide you step-by-step into setting down the foundations of your photography business.
Why audio recordings? Because you can listen to them and take notes, or work in the garden, or work on your photo editing, or simply walk about at the same time. We spend enough time sitting down to watch videos, this is a much better way, especially since you will often want to listen to them more than once.
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