Hey y’all, Kayla here, and let’s talk about when to offer a mini session to inject some serious cash into your photography business. Now, I’ve made a few blunders along the way, but hey, that’s how we learn, right? So, grab your camera and let’s dive into the dos and don’ts of scheduling mini sessions. If you are a visual learner, check out my youtube video, here!
Mistake #1: Ignoring Local Events ðŸŽ
Picture this: you’ve planned your Christmas mini sessions, all set to capture those festive vibes, only to realize it clashes with the local Nutcracker play. Oops! Lesson learned: always keep an eye on what’s happening in your community. Whether it’s school events, festivals, or holidays, knowing the local calendar helps you avoid scheduling conflicts and ensures your clients are available to strike a pose.
Mistake #2: Forgetting Your Own Schedule 📅
Raise your hand if you’ve ever scheduled a mini session smack dab in the middle of your busiest season! Guilty as charged. Remember, your clients have lives too, and chances are, they’re juggling just as much as you are. That’s why it’s crucial to check your own schedule before setting dates. For instance, I’m planning my spring mini sessions before soccer and baseball seasons kick into high gear. That way, everyone can enjoy the shoot without stressing about conflicting commitments.
So, fellow photographers, here’s the takeaway: be mindful of local happenings, and don’t forget to prioritize your own schedule when planning mini sessions. Trust me, it’ll save you from headaches down the road and ensure your clients have a seamless, stress-free experience.
Now, grab those calendars, mark those dates, and get ready to capture some unforgettable moments! Happy shooting, y’all! 🌟📸
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