Tips for Real Estate Photography

[...] I’ve been asked a couple of times through email about the usage of contracts in real estate photography. What do I use for contracts to bind my Realtors to my services? As a real estate [...]

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[...] It’s hard (especially when first starting a real estate photography business) to not devote 100% of your time to your business. But as you grow and become [...]

[...] It took me a couple of years of running my real estate photography business before I ran into a situation where I needed to color calibrate my monitor. All [...]

[...] Need some last minute gift ideas for a real estate photographer in your life? Or perhaps you are a real estate photographer and you want some ideas on [...]

[...] Staging a home for sale should not be taken lightly. In fact, I would argue that a real estate photographer should not have any involvement at all when staging a home for sale. As part of a team [...]

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[...] moment to read the below information so they know what to expect when hiring me as their real estate photographer. Scheduling I explain how they can schedule with me for future shoots, and I also [...]

[...] I decided to redo the client backend portion of my website. I was too busy booking real estate photo shoots and I wanted to add some functionality that didn’t exist, so I thought it would be best to [...]

[...] just make sure everything is written down. In this industry it is not uncommon to have photo shoots rescheduled. Especially if the home seller has a lot of work to do on their house, [...]

[...] Enjoy the file management video below. If you have any tips or tricks on how you organize your photo shoots, feel free to add a comment! The post File Management, Organization and Exporting in Adobe [...]

[...] . Running your business professionally and consistently will keep clients coming back for more photo shoots. Try not to slip up, but if you do, fix it as soon as possible. Keep your business running [...]

[...] our services and competing on price, especially when we first start. How do you handle Realtor clients who request a discount, or call you wanting you to price match another competitor? As the [...]

[...] questions can be answered up front to kick off a successful business relationship with new Realtor clients. The FAQ You are basically going to be putting together a FAQ for new clients. Over time as [...]

[...] One of the things you can do to extend outstanding service to your Realtor clients is offer to submit your virtual tour links to Realtor.com for them. Although it’s not as [...]

[...] I had was a somewhat working login system where I create dates for photo shoots. I couldn’t upload photos, create client accounts, manage the system, let other real estate photography companies use [...]

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[...] You If I was sending the email to a client who uses me for video, I stated the new video pricing as well. (Video pricing went up 25% for one product, and 35% for another video product [...]

[...] the contract and they have to be bothered to sign it. When all I’m doing is providing MLS photos for a property listing, it doesn’t make sense for me to go through the trouble. [...]

[...] by continuing to meet scheduled shoots and deadlines, they’ll return back and be outstanding clients. Most of all, you’ll be happy and your positive attitude will be noticed by your [...]