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By Dee Zunker
Quick disclaimer – This post is written for the United States; however, the reasoning is similar in other countries as well.
You study the material, schedule your test, pay $150, and pass a 60-question knowledge test.
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I originally created this video to send to my clients, but as I was wrapping up I realized that this information could be beneficial to my peers
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My wife and I recently saw the film Stan & Ollie which covers the old comedy duo Laurel and Hardy during their final years. Here’s the trailer for the film:
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By Rob Miller
One of the most important ways to gain traction in the marketplace is Search Engine Optimization (SEO.) It is also possibly one of the most misunderstood and most neglected tasks for creatives.
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In trying to expand my work as an interiors photographer, yachts came into mind while photographing an apartment in a marina near my hometown, Santo Domingo.
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I see a lot of photographers who think they have a business that is strong and stable, and yet a lot of their work is coming from a very small number of great clients. That’s awesome, but only while it lasts.
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What can be harder than pricing anything in real estate media? Should you charge by number of images, the square footage of the home, the listing price? How can you price your work to make it appealing to a great number of agents while still providing for your needs? As a business, we have definite answers to how we have priced our real estate video. You may not agree, but I would love to share with you our thought process and hopefully help you out.
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By Dee Zunker
I have been using CrashPlan since Hurricane Rita in 2005. We evacuated for that hurricane, and I had a car full of hard drives, photos, and negatives. After that storm, I decided to fully digitize my photos, and to get an offsite backup of my files. I have had an onsite backup for many years, but I really needed an offsite backup. CrashPlan was the best option at the time.<
By Matthew Stallone
Are you looking to grow your Instagram account to start getting business from it? Is important to grow organically and have relevant and active followers who will be customers.
If you’ve been a real estate photography business owner for a few years now then you know what it’s like to look back on what you’ve done in the past, and to wish you’d done a few things differently.
We don’t want to let those things hang around our neck too much, but I thought it would be helpful if I were to outline three things that I learned during my 17 years as a real estate photography business owner. I hope this helps.
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