- ISBN13: 9781598633153
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A truly successful photographic career means not only financial success, but also personal satisfaction and fulfillment. The goal of Best Business Practices for Photographers is to help you achieve success in each of these areas. This book is not a guide to taking better pictures or selling your photography. Instead, it explains how photographers can meet important business objectives. It covers the focal points of best practices - best practices in interacting with... More >>
Best Business Practices for Photographers
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This item was a gift so I don’t have any specific information abot the book. However, my grandson was happy to receive it. Also, the book was received in a timely manner.
Rating: 5 / 5
An insist classic and a must read for anyone who is a professional photographer. No fluff in this book. It starts strong and finishes strong. Lot’s of great examples and shared stories to learn from. Nice job, John.
Rating: 5 / 5
This book is definately for the professional and not mom & pop with a point and shoot that go see little Timmy play on Saturday. This will help you set up a business, full time or part time, and has a TON of great material that every pro photographer should know. If you’re planning on running a business and PYA (protecting your assets) then this is a must have.
Rating: 5 / 5
This should be the book that every photographer should keep on his desk for guidence for all there photographic business.
Rating: 5 / 5
It must first be mentioned that this is a book geared towards those with established photography businesses. Those just entering the business can still definitely benefit, but perhaps 50% of the reading will apply to a newcomer.
For those already in the industry, learning and refining your decisions is a huge part of putting value in your product and pushing you ahead of your competition. As such, this book is invaluable. From the range of topics it covers, it also covers them very well and in depth. This can be from how you handle clients, balancing family, pro bono work, effective e-mails, contracts or any other aspect of the business.
For anyone looking to improve or review what they do now and see if improvements are possible, this book is invaluable and a great reference to have near by
Rating: 4 / 5