What action are you taking this week to grow your business? Every small action, even imperfect can move a needle. I'd love to know, what action or actions are you taking this week to move your business forward, whether that's sending out an email to your past clients, posting on social media strategically, reaching out to another business to collaborate.

Hi everyone, Just a reminder I will be having an office hour tomorrow 7:30AM Sydney time. You can drop in during this time to ask me any questions whether it's on marketing, pricing, sales, mindset etc. Here's the Zoom link to join: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82196192230?pwd=YEJ6KbmmK3U2HCaoaRVWLh8iFjw4Z8.1

This week on The Pet Photographers’ Journal, I sat down with Jes Wasik to talk about how she’s built a pet photography business that actually works for her. Jes has figured out how to book clients consistently without constant calls, hustle, or being glued to socials and she’s really leaned into creating a business that matches her personality and lifestyle. Inside the episode we cover: - Where most of her bookings really come from - How she sets boundaries while still keeping bookings steady - The mindset shifts that helped her create a business she actually enjoys running If you’ve ever felt like you’re running your business in a way that doesn’t quite feel like you, you’ll love this one. 👉 Listen here on Captivate FM Click here to listen on Spotify Click here to listen on Apple Podcast What’s one thing you’ve done (or want to do) to make your business feel more like you? Drop it in the comments, I’d love to hear.

When you have clients raving about you, they’ll be sharing your work and doing the marketing for you through referrals and also repeat business So how do you make this happen? Well, From when they land on your website to the artwork delivery and even after that, you need to deliver an amazing and unforgettable experience, not just amazing photos or prints/artwork. How do you do this? Think about how you can make your client feel special and appreciated. It doesn’t need to cost you much. It could be a handwritten note with their artwork delivery, a pack of homemade treats for their dog after their session, a special letter board welcoming them when they come to the studio. These little things will make a difference. I’d love to know what other ideas you have that can elevate your client experience. Let’s chat below.