By Tavia Redburn - Photography Marketing Educator, Birth Photographer & Newborn Photographer
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You know how sometimes running a photography business can feel like it’s sucking all the fun out of actually being a photographer? Like, the creative spark that got you into this in the first place starts to fade because you’re so focused on editing, invoicing, and answering emails. Before you know it, your passion feels more like just another to-do list.
If that’s where you’re at right now, trust me—I get it. But the good news is, it doesn’t have to stay that way. There are ways to reignite that fire and bring back the joy that comes with picking up your camera.
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Tavia's Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/taviaredburn
Marketing School for Photographers Waitlist: http://www.thebeautyinbirth.com/booked
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Do you ever feel like your emails are being ignored? You’re putting in the time, crafting the perfect message, hitting "send"—and then… nothing. In today’s episode, we’re picking up where we left off in part one, diving even deeper into how to write emails your clients actually want to read—and more importantly, respond to.
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What can you write in emails so you don’t sound spammy or annoy your clients?
Many photographers struggle with writing emails that feel personal, engaging, and actually get read!
In today’s episode, I’m sharing my top strategies for writing emails that not only get opened but make your clients excited to hear from you.
We’ll dive into the common mistakes photographers make with their emails and how to fix them, so you can build stronger connections and keep your calendar full of bookings.
WHAT TO LISTEN FOR:
•How to make your emails sound natural and authentic
•The one part of your email that needs the most time and attention to get more people to see your emails
•A simple way to to build trust and encourage bookings through your emails
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Are you feeling overwhelmed by all the tasks on your plate as a photographer? If you’re trying to scale your business and hit those $10k months, but find yourself buried in editing, emails, and everything in between, this episode is for you!
Today, I’m sharing the 4 key tasks you should consider outsourcing to free up your time, protect your energy, and focus on what really matters—growing your business. I’ll take you through my personal experience of letting go of control, and how it helped me go from struggling to hit $2-3k per month to consistently reaching $10k months.
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Is your About Me page really doing its job? Or does it just blend in with every other photographer's website?
Your About Me page is one of the most visited pages on your site, but if it’s generic or doesn’t truly reflect who you are, you could be losing out on potential clients.
In this episode, I’m breaking down the 7 essential elements every photographer needs to include on their About Me page to create a genuine connection with potential clients. We’ll talk about everything from the photos you choose to share to the small details that make you unique—so you can make sure your About Me page is working as hard as you do.
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Ready to take your About Me page to the next level? Don't miss this episode!
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Does managing your photography social media account feel like a never-ending task? You’re not alone! But what if I told you that you could plan an entire month of content in just 24 hours? Sounds too good to be true, right? Well, in today’s episode, I’m breaking down exactly how to do it.
Whether you're tired of scrambling for posts last minute or you want to free up more time to focus on your photography, this episode is for you. By the end, you’ll have a clear, actionable plan to batch your content and finally get ahead, so you can spend more time doing what you love—taking beautiful photos.
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Links Mentioned
Marketing School for Photographers Waitlist http://www.thebeautyinbirth.como/booked
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Ever wondered how to get more bookings after the inquiry? On today’s episode, my friend, Lydia Stuemke, and I are walking you through her successful consultation process so you can book more photography clients!
Here are the highlights of this episode!
02:49 – The importance of taking notes from your consultations
05:07 – The Inquiry Form
09:05 – Tips on getting people on the call
16:11 – What happens in a Consultation Call?
22:10 – Should you invite them to book on the call or not?
28:49 – Next steps after a call
Connect with Lydia on Instagram @lydiastuemkefilms
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Ever feel like no matter how much you post or market yourself, the clients just aren't coming in? You're not alone, and today’s episode is all about fixing that!
In this episode, I dive into the proven strategies that are helping photographers book more clients right now. We’re not just talking about generic tips; these are specific, actionable steps that you can implement immediately to see a difference in your business. I’m sharing insights from my own experiences and those of my students who have successfully transformed their client bookings.
WHAT TO LISTEN FOR:
- The importance of mindset: Why believing in your goals is crucial and how to cultivate that belief.
- Defining tangible goals: Learn how setting specific targets like "booking four newborn clients a month" can drive your strategy.
- The seven-step marketing system: Discover the mix of online and offline strategies to attract your dream clients.
- Email marketing mastery: How to create valuable content that keeps you top of mind and brings in inquiries.
- Offline marketing magic: Building partnerships with local vendors and networking to boost your visibility.
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Related Episodes:
Episode 164: 3 Mindset Shifts I Made About My Competition to Hit $10k Months
Episode 166: 9 Brain Hacks to Use to Book More Photography Clients
Links Mentioned
Marketing School for Photographers Waitlist: http://www.thebeautyinbirth.com/booked
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2 Week Content Calendar for Motherhood Photographers http://www.thebeautyinbirth.com/contentcalendar-org
Portrait Photographer’s Pricing Calculator (FREE) http://www.thebeautyinbirth.com/calculator
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Being a self-employed working mom can make it challenging to get everything done. For years, I ran two companies full time and homeschooled our kids while my husband worked full time job. So in this episode I'm going to share 10 of my favorite productivity tips that have helped me get more done in less time.
Learn more about this topic! Listen to our episodes about outsourcing with Sara Monika!
Episode 104: 3 Quick Ways to Know if You're Ready to Start Outsourcing
Episode 105: Top 8 Tasks to Get a Virtual Assistant to Do in Your Business
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Have you ever wondered how to keep working with your birth and newborn photography clients long term as their baby grows up? In this episode I’m sharing the specific ways I designed my baby plan package to be a no-brainer for clients. You’ll learn how to be a specialist in newborn or birth photography and still offer a baby plan, how to structure your baby plan, what to include, AND how to do all this without a studio. Let’s get into it!
What to expect in this episode:
01:19 – Boost your Photography Income with Baby Plans
07:57 – Offering Baby Plans Strategically
10:19 – Benefits of Baby Plans to Clients
11:42 – Can I offer Baby Plans without a Studio?
12:57 – Ready to offer Baby Plans? Here’s what to do next!
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