How to plan a styled shoot for photographers | marketing tips!

how to plan a styled shoot for photographers - video #3 - today we're talking all about getting published, blogging the photos, and getting the most marketing exposure from your styled shoot experience. If you missed the previous videos you can watch those here:

PART 1 of this video series: youtu.be/0O1mBaLg88s
PART 2 of this series:youtu.be/SSIFr4srzl8

00:00 Welcome to video 3 of this series
00:17 How to maximize your shoot's marketing
00:35 TIP 1: Bring someone along to get BTS
01:10 TIP 2: Remember the golden window rule
02:00 Tips for sharing on social media
02:30 Thoughts on deciding where to submit your images
03:32 Submit to a smaller publication or to a local publication
04:30 Gather the smaller gallery of submission images and share the large gallery with vendors
05:00 Ensure *EVERYONE* gets credit
06:00 TIP 3: Another way to be memorable- print 10 prints of the styled shoot for each vendor
07:11 What are your questions about styled shoots?

FREE CHECKLIST MENTIONED:
The Photography Submission Checklist is HERE: joymichelle.co/photographers-guide-to-getting-p…

how to get published: youtube.com/watch?v=IDcgvjwtYas

Mentioned: How to shoot details video:youtu.be/xVygjMo9KMQ

Mentioned : How to style flat lays video: youtu.be/tfA6Xu2TAO4

What do you think? Would you ever do a styled shoot or have you done one in the past? Comment below!

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