Photography Business: "Making Money in the Music Business as a Photographer" and "How to Make Money and Grow Your Business with Portrait Parties"

By: T Whitmore

Narrated by: Derek Botten

Length: 2 hrs

Publisher's summary

This book contains valuable information on starting your own photography business in the music industry, and also how to grow a photography business through portrait parties.

It's truly an advantage if you are a photographer by profession, but if not, it doesn't mean that you could not open your own small business. This book can help you get the ball rolling with your startup.

Despite the fact that people now own smart phones with great cameras, nothing can beat the skill of a professional photographer - they just know the nuts and bolts of taking photos, editing, and printing. They know about the correct angle, the right amount of light, and even the appropriate gesture and expression. Professional photographers are just more organized, more effective, and they give better-looking images that you can proudly post online.

I know that starting a photography business - any business, in fact - is not a walk in the park. It's also not roses and rainbows; there will be difficulties along the way and maybe at one point you might even think of quitting. Lower your chances of being discouraged by being equipped - one way to do that is to listen to, savor, and finish this book.

Here are a few things you will learn from this book:

• How to take photographs for live shows
• Techniques for taking the perfect promotional photos
• Ways to optimize an album cover
• How to create music videos
• Tips that will take your social media presence from good to great
• Expand your knowledge of electronic press kits
• The necessary knowledge to advertise your business, to lift it off the ground, and to create a sustainable income stream.
• Tips for how to differentiate yourself from your competition and attract more clients.

©2017 Terrence Wood (P)2017 Terrence Wood

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Where does Photography Business: "Making Money in the Music Business as a Photographer" and "How to Make Money and Grow Your Business with Portrait Parties" rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

Top 2

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

The necessary knowledge to advertise your business, to lift it off the ground, and to create a sustainable income stream.

Tips for how to differentiate yourself from your competition and attract more clients.

Any additional comments?

A lot of methods a photographer could employ to sell his or her art online. The methods are not very detailed and require a lot more research before implementation, but the instructions provide a good overview budding sellers may choose from. The prose is written in a friendly and personal style making it easy to listen..

To make money at something you have to work for it. There's no avoiding that. This book will help you understand where to focus those efforts and it does a very good job of doing it. One of the better "how to make money with your hobby" books out there. Well written.

Five stars

What did you love best about Photography Business: "Making Money in the Music Business as a Photographer" and "How to Make Money and Grow Your Business with Portrait Parties"?

It is really very nice and helpful book to find out new tips.advises and even tricks

What was one of the most memorable moments of Photography Business: "Making Money in the Music Business as a Photographer" and "How to Make Money and Grow Your Business with Portrait Parties"?

This amazing e-book is focused on the growing online business on Music Business as a Photographer. This can help you will get the self-confidence that you simply need to start your Music Business as a Photographer. This book are really helpful and simple to understand.

upset

not what I wanted very unhappy that I purchased this edition of the book yes

Not about portrait parties

What disappointed you about Photography Business: "Making Money in the Music Business as a Photographer" and "How to Make Money and Grow Your Business with Portrait Parties"?

Didn't have much information on portrait parties. He stressed frames more than he did anything.

What do you think the narrator could have done better?

Narrator was okay.