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Start your own photography business : your step-by-step guide to success / Jason R. Rich and The Staff of Entrepreneur Media, Inc.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Rich, Jason, author.
Staff of Entrepreneur Media, Inc., author.
Contributor:
Staff of Entrepreneur Media, Inc., author.
Series:
Entrepreneur magazine's start up.
Entrepreneur magazine's start up
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Photography--Business methods.
Photography.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (xiii, 186 pages).
Edition:
Third edition.
Place of Publication:
Irvine, California : Entrepreneur Press, [2019]
Summary:
This third edition has been completely revised to address the photography industry's transformation to digital and help readers start, run, and grow their own successful photography business.
Contents:
Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Preface
Chapter 1: Welcome to the Wonderful World of Photography
Learning Where You Fit
Learning to Monetize
Building Your Skill Set
Learn from the Pros
Looking Ahead
Chapter 2: Make Things Click by Finding Your Niche
Photographer Specialty Areas
Fine Art Photography
Photojournalism
Wedding and Special Event Photography
Portraiture
Pet Photography
Special Occasion (Noncorporate) Event Photography
Additional Niche Photography Fields
Market Research
Chapter 3: Taking Stock or Working on Assignment
How Stock Work Is Managed and Monetized
How Profitable Is Stock Photography?
Working on Assignment
Chapter 4: The Digital Revolution
Plan Your Camera Equipment Budget Intelligently
Consider All Your Supplementary Photography Equipment and Gear Needs
Embrace Technology
Chapter 5: Focusing on the Right Path
Be a Fan of the Plan
Start with a Clear Mission Statement
Time to Write the Plan
Know Your Craft
Go Back to School
Distance Learning (Online Education)
Workshops and Seminars
Reading Materials
Online Learning Opportunities
Become a Photography Assistant
Chapter 6: Shoot for Accessibility: Choosing Your Location
Home Sweet Studio
Choosing a Commercial Location
Commercial Leases
Sharing Space
Should You Franchise?
How Franchising Works
The Cons
Buying an Existing Business
Chapter 7: Business Structure: A Blueprint for Success
A Name to Remember
Getting Creative
Make It Legal
Register Your Domain ASAP
Build Your Brand with a Logo
Structure It Legally
Licenses and Permits
Covering Your Assets
People You Should Know
Chapter 8: Business Equipment for the Photographer
The Photographer's Case
Equipping Your Office with the Right Stuff.
Burglar-Proof Your Business
Chapter 9: Help Wanted: Staffing Your Studio
The Hiring Process
Building Your Dream Team
Independent Contractors
Short-Term Solutions
Chapter 10: Marketing Made Easy
Marketing in the Real World and Online
Network, Network, Network!
Join Professional Associations
Get on Your Soap Box
Advertising and Public Relations
Direct Mail
Replace Yellow Pages with Online Maps
Business Cards
Press Releases
Television/Radio
Magazine and Publication Ads
Designing and Publishing Your Website
Don't Underestimate the Power of Online Social Networking
Portfolios
Art Shows and Galleries
The Initial Process
On the Circuit
The Appearance of Your Booth Is Important
Galleries
Kill 'Em with Kindness
Chapter 11: Crunching the Numbers: Finances and Taxes
Startup Funds
Financial Management
Tax Matters
How Will You Get Paid?
Accepting Credit and Debit Cards
Accepting Checks
What's in the Forecast?
Chapter 12: The Price Is Right: Knowing the Value of Your Art
Pricing Strategies
Expenses
Bids, Estimates, and Deposits
Crunching Numbers Is an Important Part of the Job
Chapter 13: Photographer Beware: Legal Issues in the Industry
Copyright Issues
Handle with Care
Protective Measures
When Do You Need Permission?
Get It in Writing
Chapter 14: More Expert Advice from Experienced Pros
More Wisdom from Experienced Professional Photographers
Meet Molly McCauley, Owner/Lead Photographer at Molly + Co.
Get Acquainted with Celebrity Photographer Michael Grecco
Learn More About Wedding and Event Photography from Rob Grant
Photographers Daniel and Laura Pinckard Share Their Wisdom
Photographer Mark Campbell Offers Some Words of Wisdom
Appendix: Resources
Photography Associations.
Photography Franchise Resources
Photo Product Sales Sites
Web and Portfolio Design
Products and Services for Professionals
Camera Equipment and Rentals
Stock Agencies
Education and Training
Scholarships
General Business Planning Software
Glossary
Index
Start Your Own Etsy® Business: Your Step-By-Step Guide to Handmade Success
Cover
Chapter 1: Discover What Etsy® Has to Offer
What It Means to Be an Etsy® Seller
Are You Prepared to Run Your Own Business?
Three Key Concepts You Need to Understand Right Away
Develop Realistic Expectations
Establish Your Business Correctly from Day One
Know Your Products and Your Niche Target Audience
Know the Importance of Ratings and Reviews
Who Is a Typical Etsy® Seller?
Running a Business Requires Your Time
Every Successful Etsy® Business Starts with a Great Idea and Planning
Dollars and Sense
The All-Important Business Plan
Figure out Which Product(s) You'll Be Selling
Start with a Passion
There are Other Places for Sellers to Sell
Contents.
Notes:
Includes index.
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
1-61308-413-7

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