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Today, Nathan Holritz — the owner and CEO of Photographer's Edit and host of the photography podcast Bokeh — is on the show to share a little bit about his journey and why you need a Big Picture View to get the most out of your business and your life.

You don't want to miss his thoughts on the difference between being a proactive vs. reactive business owner and how you can start implementing a big picture, proactive mindset in your business. It's a game-changing perspective.

Photographer's Edit: https://www.photographersedit.com

Bokeh Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/bokeh/id1140118526?mt=2

Vanessa Joy has been on the show quite a few times and is always one of my favorite photographers to chat with. In addition to being a talented photographer, Vanessa is also a talented business woman. She's creative and innovative and I'm excited for you to hear some of the ways that she's using social media to find and book new clients. She also shares how she approaches raising her prices and the most unusual lead source that she's ever had.

Video of how she made Instagram Menu: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JI_BiK6tV14

Freebie: https://vanessa-adams.mykajabi.com/p/email-capture-e67eb3d1-6d32-45ec-848c-18375f212a84

When Spencer Lum was starting out in the photography industry, he was 100% willing to hustle and do whatever it took to succeed. And hustle he did. He took whatever job came his way and found himself working 80 to 90 hours each week. He was busy. He was in demand. And he was just barely paying the bills. On today's show, Spencer shares how he was able to turn his business around and take his booking rate from 38% to booking 24 out of 25 weddings.
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Professional photographer Bill Ramsey shares the simple marketing tactic that saved his business and shows that marketing doesn't have to be complicated.

Ramsay Portrait Art: https://ramseyportraitart.com/

The Photo Tellers podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-phototellers-photography-podcast/id988017748?mt=2

Today I'm happy to have Tara Giles back on the show. Tara is a high school senior portrait photographer from Washington state. Her story will be familiar to many of you. Photography was a hobby, became something that she did on the side and then three years ago, she took the plunge and left her corporate job to pursue photography full-time. We had a great conversation about her experience making the leap to full-time, why she chose to focus on seniors and how she puts her own twist on senior model programs

Links from the show:
http://www.taragilesphotography.com/4-tips-for-senior-rep-model-program-success/​