Hello loves! My oldest has his yearly IEP at 1:30 today! Could anyone do cowork around 3? Is anyone planning to jump on?

This month inside PPA, we’re focusing on something a lot of photographers struggle with… making MORE money on photo day without feeling pushy, awkward, or salesy. We’re diving into: ✨ Graduation sessions (hello, built-in demand) ✨ Tux & drape setups ✨ Simple, natural upsells that parents actually want ✨ Turning one photo day into multiple revenue streams What’s one thing you’ve never offered before but have been thinking about adding? Or what upsell has felt the most confusing for you? Let’s talk through it together!

Okay y’all… I’m popping in for a real-life check in because this season has been BUSY over here 🙃 I want to hear from YOU: What does your spring season look like right now? – Booked and busy? – Still trying to fill dates? – In the middle of shooting chaos? – Or already thinking about fall? Also… be honest with me. What are you struggling with the MOST right now in your business? More bookings? More sales? Smoother picture days? Confidence (especially with littles 😅)? I’m working on April’s content for you guys and I want to make sure I’m hitting exactly what you NEED going into graduation and finishing up Spring season. Drop it below! I’m reading every single one and will be building content around your answers

Hi, I have a school that I currently run fall photo days. I've been trying to get them to book a spring photo day, but they are interested in doing candid photos of the kiddos playing rather than posed images. Has anyone done something like this? Is it worth the work and time to invest? Also, how would I keep the kiddos organized into their galleries? Or would you just dump all of the images into a job for the parents to see all the photos and choose what they want? I am a Got Photo user and use Entagged, to tag the kiddos when I take their photos, so facial recognition won't work for me. Any thoughts or advice would be greatly appreciated.