In this episode of the Difference Maker Revolution podcast, Jeanine, Jonathan, and Steve talk about how important design consultations are in photography. They explain how using the right words, creating a great client experience, and setting up the consultation space can make a big difference. 

The hosts also discuss why people choose certain photos, how the products you offer can affect their decisions, and why it’s important to create a warm, welcoming environment for clients. 

They share simple, practical tips that photographers can start using right away to improve their business and connect better with clients. At the end of the episode, they invite listeners to join the Difference Maker Inner Circle community for ongoing support and growth.

0:00 Design Consultation and Client Collaboration

0:46 Introduction to the Podcast and Continuation of Previous Conversation

2:27 The Importance of Language in Design Consultations

5:18 Advantages of Conducting Design Consultations in Clients' Homes

8:39 Setting Up a Design Consultation Room

12:26 Choosing Favourites and the Process of Elimination

17:17 The Impact of Showing the Right Number of Photos

20:39 The Role of Products in Design Consultations

23:12 Welcoming Clients into the Design Consultation Room

25:41 Practical Implementation and Community Support

28:56 Conclusion and Call to Action

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