One of the biggest lessons I learned this year was the fact that I need to give myself grace, grace to mess up, grace to turn off work and set boundaries, but most importantly, grace to run this business in a way that makes me feel content and joyful, while also providing value to my clients.

Your photography website is important — it’s often the last thing potential clients see before they book you, or don’t. You’ve likely spent hours designing the site, curating the photos and ensuring that your best work is being shared on your website. You’re confident that the images on your photography website will convince potential clients […]

Figuring out what website content you really need can be precarious at first. You want to have enough information to prevent repetitive questions from potential customers, but you also don’t want to overwhelm your website visitors with loads of pictures and content. After working with a variety of small businesses, we realized there was a […]

Strict freelance clauses can save you time, headaches, stress and money. These are the clauses I wish I had in place when I started working on a freelance or contract basis in 2016. These are the contract clauses that will save your business and show your clients that when you’re hired, you mean business. I […]

You may feel otherwise, but as a photographer, you have access to a plethora of content for your photography blog. What I mean is — you’re taking a lot of photos, which means you have beautiful images to share on your blogs. In my case, I have a lot to say, but have to schedule […]