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BUDGET SERIES PART THREE / 5 WAYS TO MAXIMISE YOUR SHOOT BUDGET

BUDGET SERIES PART THREE / 5 WAYS TO MAXIMISE YOUR SHOOT BUDGET

While hiring a professional photographer is most definitely an investment into your business (if you’re not convinced, you can read all about it here) and there are costs that you may not have even considered (check out part two of this blog series here), never fear, there are always ways to reduce costs and be super savvy when shoot planning. Here are five ways to save your hard earned mulla if you find yourself on a tight budget: 1. Commit to multiple shoots upfront to get

BUDGET SERIES PART TWO / COSTS TO CONSIDER WHEN PLANNING A PHOTO SHOOT

BUDGET SERIES PART TWO / COSTS TO CONSIDER WHEN PLANNING A PHOTO SHOOT

So you understand that getting professional photos done for your business is less of an expense, more of an investment (if you're not quite there yet, head back to Part One of this series where I'll explain why professional photography is a great investment.) But if you’re asking yourself, “what do I need to budget for a photoshoot?” than you are in the right place. Understanding the different costs associated with a professional photo shoot is so important when defining your

BUDGET SERIES PART ONE / 3 REASONS WHY SPENDING MONEY ON PHOTOGRAPHY IS A GREAT INVESTMENT

BUDGET SERIES PART ONE / 3 REASONS WHY SPENDING MONEY ON PHOTOGRAPHY IS A GREAT INVESTMENT

I did a small survey recently and found an overwhelming 90% of people said expensive packages was the number one barrier preventing them from booking a photoshoot for their business. This wasn’t too surprising given the traditional perception that professional photographers are expensive, but while money may be a perfectly logical excuse for not hiring a brand photographer, on the flip side there are some financial gains to be made with professional photos that you may not ha

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