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In this episode of Workflows, Scott Wyden Kivowitz welcomes Chip Dizárd, an accomplished photographer known for his seamless transition from wedding to corporate photography, including exciting ventures like shooting at the White House.

Chip Dizárd is a photographer and serial entrepreneur who teaches creative entrepreneurs the secrets to growing their businesses. He teaches skills to thrive in business through educational videos, in-depth training, mentoring programs, consulting, and educating groups through public speaking. Chip has mastered social media marketing, positive engagement, and how to turn inquiries into life-long client relationships. He provides top-quality brand and headshot photography and audio/visual services to his corporate and non-profit clients. Chip is excited to help the developing, seasoned creatives take their business and brand to the next level.

Chip Dizárd shares his journey from wedding photographer to corporate and headshot specialist, his experiences photographing high-profile events, and his trusted strategies for managing an expanding portfolio using tools like Imagen and 17 Hats. Dive into insights on everything from efficient photography workflows to the importance of CRM in nurturing client relationships and boosting business efficiency.

"Being intentional about your work and relationships is key to growing as a photographer."

Resources

• 17 Hats
• HoneyBook
• ChatGPT

Why You Should Listen

• Get inspired by Chip Dizárd's journey from weddings to corporate photography.
• Learn how to effectively manage a photography business with CRMs.
• Hear strategies for high-pressure photography environments.
• Discover the power of AI in streamlining your photography workflow.
• Understand the vital role of relationships and client communication in growing your business.

Tune in to the Workflows podcast and discover how Chip Dizárd leverages technology and relationships to enhance his photography business while offering practical advice for photographers seeking to optimize their workflows.

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