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Black Friday is just around the corner, and while it’s easy to get overwhelmed by all the hype, I’m here to help you navigate this crazy shopping season like a pro. Whether you’re a seasoned photographer or just starting, Black Friday is a golden opportunity to boost your sales, attract new clients, and set your […]

Trust me I know the feeling… Marketing and running the business part of your photography business can feel like a full-time job. ON TOP OF, your actual full-time job of capturing beautiful moments. But the good news? It doesn’t have to be overwhelming. If you’re a family or maternity photographer looking to book more dream clients, here are five realistic, no-BS marketing strategies that actually work.

Chasing leads is freaking exhausting! Posting nonstop, stressing over engagement, and throwing money at ads just to keep up with the algorithm. But here’s the secret: you don’t need more hustle to book more clients.

I want to take a second to shout out Stacey Rolfe of Tog Hub. She’s one of those people who just gets what it’s like to run a creative business, especially the messy parts we don’t always talk about.

TL;DR: Hustling harder isn’t the answer. A smart workflow that automates the boring stuff and keeps you organized will save your sanity and boost your biz. Think Streamlined vs Wasted Time Okay, let’s cut the crap. You’re running around like a squirrel on three cold brews, juggling client work, emails, invoicing, and still somehow wondering […]

I have been dying for you guys to meet Nicole. She is a brand photographer out of California that I have been mildly stalking for a while now. I love her approach to her own business as well as her support of other women led businesses and I was stoked when she agreed to be my next Expert Blogger!

I’m just going to say it, this shit is hard. Being a mom and a business owner at the same time feels like a constant tug-of-war. One minute you’re cheering from the bleachers or chasing them around the house, the next you’re answering emails from your car, rushing through your to-do list at nap time, and staying up way too late trying to finish a project because the only quiet hours you get are after bedtime.

Feel like a fraud in your own business? You’re so not alone, boo.
Imposter syndrome shows up loudest when you’re growing, and while it sucks, it doesn’t mean you’re doing it wrong. It means you’re leveling up.

In this post, I share some real-talk advice (no fluff, no fake-it-’til-you-make-it BS) to help you quiet the doubt and remember just how powerful you really are.

“If you’ve ever fired up ChatGPT and cringed because it sounded like a corporate memo wrapped in beige… trust me, you are not the only one.”

I hear this from creative business owners all. the. time.

‘Why does this sound so stiff?’
‘Why does this not sound like me at all?’
‘Why does this make me want to throw my laptop across the room?’

Choosing the right CRM (Client Relationship Manager) can feel like dating apps for your business, so many options, but which one will actually vibe with how you work? Whether you’re a brand-new photographer trying to wrangle inquiries or a seasoned pro tired of sticky notes and chaos, this guide will help you figure out exactly what each CRM brings to the table (without the tech headache).