Pricing Your Photography and Going the Corporate Route

02/20/24 • 12 min

In this special edition of Show Up Better! I take the show on the road to a networking event here in Charlotte.
This conversation was unplanned and I had never met my guest, Mr. Fodee Wiles.
He is a freelance photographer looking to expand his business and get into doing corporate work.
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In this conversation we discuss

How he got his start in photography
Pricing his photography services
- should you post your prices on your website
Why you shouldn't price your services with your pockets in mind
- what happens when you price your services too low?

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How he got his start in photography
Pricing his photography services
- should you post your prices on your website
Why you shouldn't price your services with your pockets in mind
- what happens when you price your services too low?

Check out a video segment

visit the website: www.podcasttitans.com
Follow me in Instagram

Previous Episode

Retainer Danger! What's Better Than Having a Big Retainer Client?

Believe it or not, there is a con to having retainer clients for your videography business. It happened to me, but I don't want it to happen to you. In this video I encourage you to adopt a system that is more reliable than relying on videography retainers to grow you business.
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A retainer client that brings in a large percentage of your revenue, can make you feel a false sense of security. Having that money coming in might make you forget about investing in stuff that is important for growing your videography business.
In this video I present something that may be more important than retainer clients.
In this episode I talk about:
Did I get lucky with my first retainer?
What did I spend the money on?
What should I have spent the money on?
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Next Episode

Cashing in on Creative Photography

You'll always hear that if you want to make money as a photographer or videographer you should stop shooting buildings, animals and nature, and shoot people. This is why most photographers and videographers look to go the corporate route.
My guest, Brandon Everett, doesn't see it that way.
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He chose to leave the corporate realm and focus on creative photography.
My biggest question for him was, "isn't corporate where the money is?"
This interview was filmed at a networking event with my video podcast booth.

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