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Marketing your photographic services is a whole new ballgame in the '90s. Piscopo, a seasoned photographer's rep, cuts through all the bull that comprises so many "how-to-sell" books and helps the reader assemble a personal marketing strategy that should go a long way toward achieving the desired results. She discusses publicity, direct mail, networking, how to research prospective clients and keep established ones coming back; she also covers the basics of computer hardware and software, and explains digital imaging in depth.
Review
As a veteran photographer's rep., author Piscopo knows what she's talking about. . . . with this book, you can get the benefits of Piscopo's 20 years in the business for less than $20. . . . There are many examples of successful promotion material throughout the book as well as a sample marketing plan. There is also advice from photographers, photo buyers and photo reps that will help in formulating a strategy designed to expand one's business. The guidance is good. Its implementation is in the reader's hands --
Studio PhotographyMs. Piscopo outlines how-to tips for the freelancer for effective self-promotion strategy in the photo buyer marketplace, and presents step-by-step directions for every aspect of the selling process --
PhotoletterPiscopo's book is full of specific, practical information that takes into account today's difficult economic climate for commercial photographers. . . . Promotion pieces, portfolios, advertising, public relations, rates, reps, and the ethics of good business are just a few of the other topics covered in this excellent manual --
Popular PhotographyProvides specific suggestions and examples of successful marketing materials. Solid help for your major business questions --
Phototalk NewsletterThe thoroughness of this step-by-step approach is also its greatest strength: even an experienced self-promoter would probably glean enough new information here and there to give new life to his marketing efforts. . . . For the experienced pro, the best part of this book is probably its case studies. . . . These examples clearly show how photographers . . . can build a satisfying and lucrative career based both on their photographic talents and their understanding of particular markets, such as location and travel work --
Photo District NewsThose freelance photographers who have their visual skills well honed but who lack the ABC's of selling their work will use this book as a bible --
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