If you have resolved that 2013 will be the year you improve your online presence, attract more clients, and grow your photography business, PhotoShelter’s latest e-book can help you focus your efforts.
The free 2013 Photo Business Plan Workbook includes tips, to-do lists, and online resources to help you make smart business decisions. You will learn ways to:
- Market your photo business with Facebook
- Attract readers to your blog
- Improve Search Engine Optimization (SEO) traffic
- Get more work from old clients
- Create a lasting photo brand
- Manage finances and get smart with taxes
In the book’s introduction, the author notes, “As a sole proprietor, it takes extra effort to step back from the role of an artist to think of ways to reach more clients, build your brand, and grow your bottom line. The 2013 Photo Business Plan Workbook is designed to help you view the things you do every day as moving parts in a well-oiled photo business machine.”
The 2013 Photo Business Plan Workbook provides an inside look at how seasoned photographers such as Ben Lowy and Jim Goldstein succeed in their businesses and appeal to potential clients. “Tax Ninja” Matthew T. Whatley offers tips that can help you maneuver through write-offs, income declarations, and other common issues.
The 2013 Photo Business Plan Workbook is the latest in PhotoShelter’s ongoing series of free business guides for photographers and marketing professionals. PhotoShelter’s e-book library includes 25+ educational guides including topics such as social media, email marketing, and starting a photography business.
PhotoShelter is a leading provider of portfolio websites, as well as professional, reliable and innovative online tools to build and grow a successful photography business. To start building your business, managing it more efficiently, or finding new ways to market yourself and delight your clients, try PhotoShelter free for 30 days with the coupon code JUMPSTART.
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