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Getting Start Of Professional Photography : The Business / Marketing ' Low Down '

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Getting Started In Professional Photography: The Business/Marketing "Low Down"
By Julian K Senocak | Submitted On February 02, 2013

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No crap, no fluff, and no time wasting material. I hate nothing more than an article that pulls me in with promises of great information; only to scream "Buy Now" in my beet red face.

So I promise your time shall not be wasted. Ready? Let 's get started:

#1. Direct response marketing is extremely important to building and maintaining a steadily successful photography company.

-Study copy writing so that you know how to create promotional material that will get people to call. I can 't tell you how much money I 've made just by picking up little copy writing tips here and there. The only word that comes to mind is boatload.

-Realize the importance of business cards and invest in quality product. Your card plants powerful subconscious impressions into the minds of your prospects. Never go for cheap stock paper, matte finish, or free cards with little ads on the back for the company that printed them. Cheap cards scream "CHEAP PHOTOGRAPHER".

-Figure out direct mail campaigns that fit your niche to keep steady

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