September 6, 2019
Okay, nobody prepared me for this podcast episode with Nathan Holritz.
I mean, sure, I did my own prep. I listened to episodes, I thought about the questions he typically asks and how I would answer, etc. I did all that journalism-y creepin’ on the host, the community, etc.
But, I’m talking about when the podcast AIRED.
I should’ve known, I guess. It’s a super-niched podcast, specifically for photographers. Nathan always gives super-practical tips + takeaways for photography business, but he also dabbles in life, productivity, learning, and more with his guests. It is CLEAR that a whole lotta photographers are low-key obsessed.
As a result, I’ve received so many messages from listeners including gratitude, key takeaways, and so much more.
I’m so grateful to entrepreneur/educators like Nathan and the Bokeh Podcast for providing such a clear roadmap for their niche. And, I really appreciate his question: What is your unique value proposition?
Ummm… nerd alert.
PLUS, he sent me a bag of coffee beans from a local coffee shop as a “thank you.” LIKE I SAID, NO ONE PREPARED ME FOR THE AMAZINGNESS.
Take a listen to this episode for:
My one piece of advice for photographers
Techniques for time management — my faves!
Book recommendations — he asked for one, and I gave three: The Pumpkin Plan, Deep Work, and Bread and Wine. That last one’s not biz related, but it is life-changing.
Words to eliminate from your photography website — it’s all about attracting and repelling, so get more specific!
3 practical tips to tweak your existing website copy + start attracting YOUR people.
When you listen — whether it’s on your walk (that’s what I do!), during your workout, while you edit, when you’re making dinner — tag me on the ‘gram so I can pretend I’m there with ya, chatting all things business, life, and doing them both well.
Happy listening!
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