As successful and busy photographers, you probably wear all the hats in your business, right?! You're the artist, the marketing genius, the customer service guru, and the accountant! But, while you probably want a hand in everything in your business, it can quickly become overwhelming! Being everything in your business doesn't just take up all your time, it takes up your mental space too! Here is how outsourcing reduces the mental load for photographers!

If you've ever thought about your marketing strategy for your photography business and felt immediately overwhelmed. THIS IS FOR YOU. I want to change how you think about marketing!

As a virtual assistant for photographers, one of our main services is blogging for photographers. We love what we do and love seeing how much blogging positively impacts your photography business! Download my full guide about 48 educational blog topics for photographers and keep reading to see what blogging can do for you!

A few years ago, if you had asked me how to perfectly use Instagram to build your biz,  I would have told you to make your feed look like a magazine and have really thoughtful captions on everything. With experience and data, I’ve changed my mind. Now, I realize that low-effort content is THE way to consistently post on Instagram when content creation is not your full-time job. 

As a virtual assistant for photographers, I have made it my personal mission to normalize rest in the photography industry. I spent too many years running in circles, burning myself out because I didn’t prioritize my rest. It’s still something I have to remind myself to do. And do I still have a super busy schedule? YES. Absolutely! I’m NOT saying that we just have this casual, laid-back vibe always. But what does need to become normal is taking breaks before you’re done.

Here are 3 reasons I think blogs are the most effective thing to outsource for photographers!

Wondering what the the #1 overlooked aspect of business I see is?! Before you dive into any sort of automation, marketing or client experience... let's pause and dive into the root of things. Reverse engineer it, if you will.