Email and SMS nurture
Turning a database you already own into booked sessions, without discounting. Past clients and old enquiries are the cheapest sessions a studio will ever book. This room covers the campaigns and nurture that re-open those conversations: what to send, when to send it, and how to use SMS without sounding like a robot or falling foul of compliance.
Past clients and old enquiries are the cheapest sessions a studio will ever book. This room covers email and text campaigns that reopen those conversations without discounting: what to send, when to send it, and how to sound like a person rather than a newsletter.
Start here Email Marketing for Photographers: The Three Sequences That Fill a Portrait Studio
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Email Marketing for Boudoir Photographers: The 5-Email Sequence That Books Consults
Read the article: Email Marketing for Boudoir Photographers: The 5-Email Sequence That Books ConsultsEmail marketing for boudoir photographers works best as one short, automatic sequence after every inquiry: five emails over about ten days that confirm her inquiry within minutes, walk her through the session day, share another client’s story in her own words, answer the private questions, then invite her to a consult. Discretion matters more here…
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Email Marketing for Photographers: The Three Sequences That Fill a Portrait Studio
Read the article: Email Marketing for Photographers: The Three Sequences That Fill a Portrait StudioEmail marketing for photographers with a portrait studio: three sequences to build, a 12-month calendar, Flodesk vs Mailchimp vs CRM email, and a calculator.