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đź‘‹ Welcome
Congratulations on joining! This community is here to help you build a real income with your camera, and create the freedom that comes with it. Head over to the “Classroom” tab and dive into the Lensprofit Masterclass. It’s 14 videos where I break down exactly how I went from small gigs to earning $5K/month and beyond. Inside you’ll learn how to: - Find and land clients - Price with confidence so you actually get paid what you’re worth - Build systems that turn one-off jobs into a consistent business This masterclass is free, but I highly encourage you to watch as much of it as possible. It´s what I wish I knew over 7 years ago when I got started. I’ve spent the last 7+ years shooting events, brands, concerts, and international tours. Along the way, I learned that making money with a camera isn’t just about taking good photos and videos, it’s about knowing how to run it like a business. That’s what this space is about: giving you the roadmap I wish I had. Ask questions, share wins, and connect with others chasing the same goal. The more you put in, the more you’ll get out. This is your place to learn, experiment, and finally take action. To freedom & $5K/month 🥂
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PRICING DIFFERENT EVENTS
I Have this question, am having a problem in charging clients for concerts events but am good at charging and negotiating corporate event. What can i do to balance both so that it can rhyme what is your suggestion on that.
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Clients,Pricing and Networking
How did you get your first few clients? What's your strategy for attracting the right kind of people to your work? ​ How do you price your services? What's your advice on moving from low-paying gigs to higher-value projects? ​ How do you network effectively without it feeling forced? What's your advice on building genuine connections with other professionals?
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(repost in reply to advice) Thanks, sorry for the late reply, I finished the course, insane value I have to say, thank you for all the advice, I set up a LinkedIn and plan to update it as soon as possible, I plan to try and secure work at the church I volunteer at, (kingsgate community church Peterborough) you should check it out, they have a big media team and often hold events, I think this is a good place to start with my portfolio, I want to ask another question this time specifically about business events, and weddings, obviously never having worked, I have very limited connections to anyone who might be holding businesses events, and with weddings, nobody I know closely is at the age where they would need a wedding photographer, what are the ways I can reach out to these people and secure clients even for free work initially Also, you recommend having a profile picture of yourself on LinkedIn, however I've found in a lot of things I do my age becomes a consideration for serious customers, would you still recommend having my face as my profile picture considering it may be a deterrent to people looking for my service, if not, what would you recommend instead
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Getting your first clients
Hi, my name is Arnel Acquaye, I'm 16 living in the UK, I want to make a living for myself and want to make money on my own terms, the thought of a 9-5 has never appealed to me, my parents were immigrants from west Africa so I want to make a change in my family, im trying to get started making money through photography and videography, but I don't know how to generate my first leads and get my first client wether free or payed work, what would be the method you recommend and how would you go about it at my age as I find that is often a problem.
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