Most Drone Pilots Have a Lead Problem, Not a Flying Problem
A lot of pilots think they need a better drone, a better camera, or more flight experience before they can start landing clients.
In reality, most paying clients will never ask:
  • What drone you fly
  • How many flight hours you have
  • Whether you shoot in D-Log
They'll ask:
  • How much does it cost?
  • How soon can you do it?
  • Can I see examples of your work?
The pilot with a basic drone, a simple portfolio, and consistent outreach will almost always make more money than the pilot with $10,000 in equipment waiting for the "perfect" opportunity.
Your next client is probably hidden behind a conversation you're avoiding, not a piece of gear you're missing.
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Bailey Sargent
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Most Drone Pilots Have a Lead Problem, Not a Flying Problem
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