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Hey portrait photographer. What if I told you I could help you find a client who could afford your photography in the next few minutes….without EVER even stepping foot in your town. You'd probably say Sarah, you're crazy. Well, friend, today's your lucky day because I'm going to prove it to you right now. The truth is, no matter where you live, there are people with disposable income. You just haven't learned HOW to look for them. So today I'm going to teach you a tool I created called "Follow the Mower" so you'll know exactly where to go to find a portrait photography client who can afford you right now. Hit play and let's get started!
It saddens me how much guilt, shame and anxiety photographers have over selling their photography. You might be paralyzed by the fear of being rejected or heck, even just the thought of someone thinking you're pushy or salesy. So instead of creating a business that serves your clients as well as YOU, you want to keep everyone happy and end up giving it all away or competing to be the cheapest. But instead of feeling good about keeping everyone happy, you start to resent your clients and your business because you've burned up your most valuable asset – your time. And the worst part, you have little or no money in the bank to show for it. I want to break down for you how S-E-L-L doesn't have to be a 4-letter word if you come from a place of service. Stick with me because you're going to get REALLY actionable steps to follow and by the end of this episode, you'll see that not only are you helping your clients by selling to them, you actually have a moral obligation to do it. If you're a photographer who hates to sell, press play now.
Your life has suddenly been thrown into a tailspin. Your children have descended upon you and every 5 minutes they need to be fed, need to use your computer for home schooling that you didn't ever sign up for. They want you to play with them…to entertain them. It's a good day if everyone in the family only cries once. So about your work routine. Yeah…what routine? In this absolute chaos you've been dumped on with jobs you didn't apply for - teacher/principal, parent, disciplinarian, av department, 24/7 cook, cleaning staff. How are you supposed to keep your business going? Take a deep breath and stick with me because on today's joycast, we'll talk about how to work from home with kids and still get things done so you don't end up fighting your kiddos for a corner to cry in.
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