Digital Photographer

KEEP YOUR PHOTO BUSINESS ORGANISED

Running a photography business can be tough. Dan Mold shares his top tips to help you stay organised and keep things running smoothly

Running a well-oiled, properly organised photography business is the best way to give yourself a competitive advantage. Maintaining a professional appearance is key to securing clients, as if you’re late to an appointment or realise that you’ve double-booked a shoot last-minute, that client is unlikely to give you a second chance.

Being organised also helps you to see exactly what jobs you have lined up throughout the year and gives you a good indication of whether you have the scope to take on more work, meaning you can optimise your workflow and maximise profits.

Having a full calendar of work may sound like the ideal scenario, but if you’re overbooked and spreading yourself too thinly, you may end up

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