The death of the photography business—and what you can do about it.

I know; it’s been tough. Actually; it’s been more than that for the commercial photographer—with the one-two punch of the recession and the rise of “good enough” penny stock images—it’s been down right murder. You can help me do something about it—to help you.

How?

By sharing your questions, topics, frustrations and tips about marketing your commercial photography business.

I’m a 15-year agency veteran, marketer, photography-buying decision maker and co-founder of a commercial photographer directory. I’m putting together a presentation on marketing to help photographers make intelligent choices to help their businesses thrive. I would like—I need—your input on which topics are important to you; otherwise I’m doing a little more than guessing. I need you to help me.

Even if you never make it to the presentations when given; I expect that we’ll all learn more than we expect in the dialogue.

So; which marketing topics most; what would inspire you?
What are your frustrations in marketing your business?
If you could get help or advice; in what area would that be?

Thank you in advance; best wishes for your business.

—Robert skz Skrzynski [Bio]

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