Workshop - How to Make Your Photography Profitable

Are you looking to turn your photography hobby into a business, but aren’t sure what’s the most efficient way to go about it? Or do you already have a photography business but you’re struggling to get traction and make a reasonable profit? Do you want a real and honest look at today's photography world? This workshop is designed to help you get from 0 to 1 as quickly, effectively, and efficiently as possible. After running a photography business for over 10 years, I’d love to help you straighten the learning curve and provide you with a blueprint to get your business off the ground. This short (4-hour) workshop is a crash course to show you how to not only create and grow a sustainable business but to do so in a way that continues to fuel your passion and avoid burnout.

I am a full-time working professional photographer and use these tried-and-true principles in my own business (on the daily!). I also teach business and marketing for Rocky Mountain School of Photography and have helped countless other new photographers start their careers. I would love to help you, and I hope you’ll join us for this short, informal, and informative class! Come ask those burning questions you've been holding on to in an open and friendly atmosphere!

Topics include:

• Utilizing your strengths and how to avoid burnout

• Marketing and selling without feeling like a salesman

• Potential sources of photography income

• Pricing for profit

• Finding your ideal client

• The overlap of building a business while keeping a part-time or full-time job

We are hosting this workshop both in-person and virtually via Zoom!

Tuition: $150

IN-PERSON WORKSHOP: SUNDAY, AUGUST 23rd from 1-5 pm

Where: My studio! 6 N. Court Street, Suite B, Westminster, MD 21157

We safely have space for 6 students for our in-person workshop. All surfaces will be disinfected and chairs will be properly socially distanced.

When: 1-5 pm on Sunday, August 23, 2020

VIRTUAL WORKSHOP via Zoom: August 25th and 28th from 7-9 pm.

Where: Virtually via Zoom, from the comfort of your home!

20 spaces available

When: Tuesday, August 25, 2020, from 7-9 pm, and Friday, August 28, 2020, from 7-9 pm.

Whether you’re meeting us in-person or virtually, please bring note-taking materials and an open mind!