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Hosted by Ina J Photography · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 59 episodes
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Welcome to The Pet Photographers' Journal, a practical and unfiltered podcast for talented pet photographers ready to build a business with more purpose, passion, and profitability.I’m Ina J, a pet photographer who turned my side hustle into my full-time career. In this podcast, I share exactly what I’ve learned and actually applied in my own business. We talk about pricing, mindset, marketing, client experience, and sales, without feeling pushy.Some lessons I picked up from others but I always tweak things to work for me and I’ll tell you how you can too. I overshare sometimes but in the best way possible because I believe in learning from real-life experiences not just theory.Whether you’re just starting or scaling to five-figure sales this show is your behind-the-scenes guide to pet photography business success.
Ina J Photography hosts The Pet Photographers' Journal, a arts show with 59 episodes published.
Michelle Marchant used to be flat out for two months, then drop off to nothing. Leads were never her problem. She had them coming in, she just did not know what to do with them once they landed. Now she has eleven bookin
For years I did what everyone tells you to do. I posted consistently, I showed up on social media, I made sure my website was SEO optimised. And I was still sitting there waiting for the bookings to come in. Last year, m
When someone tells me AI content all sounds the same, I don't argue. I agree, somewhat. Most people are giving AI basic prompts and getting generic AI slop back. In this episode I'm sharing the difference between AI slop
A disappointing ordering appointment usually looks like one of a few things. They don’t show up. They turn up and say, my gosh, this is so expensive, or I thought this included all the digitals. Or you relied on them to
Back when I charged around $250 a session, my marketing sounded like every other pet photographer's. Pet photography pricing works differently now, and generic AI content can do the same damage that generic marketing alw
If you've ever felt like you're posting and posting and still staring at an empty calendar, this one's for you. In this episode I'm sharing a small change to the podcast (more solo episodes, and moving to fortnightly), a
Have you ever scrolled past a shelter dog and thought "that photo doesn't do them justice"? Adam Goldberg had the same thought, and he did something about it. Adam is the founder of AGold Photos and the creator of Second
In one week, it will be a year since I released the very first episode of The Pet Photographers' Journal. I honestly didn't know if I'd still be here doing this. I didn't know if I'd stay consistent. I didn't know if it
When Kirstie McConnell found out she was moving back to Australia after six years in Italy, she had six months to prepare. By the time she landed in Melbourne, a city where she knew almost no one professionally, she had
What if you could run four campaigns a year, spend around $40 to acquire each client, and predict exactly how many sessions you'd fill? That is exactly what Jason Krieger-Baum has built at Fido Photo in Toronto. He has b
Right now I've got 16 sessions booked for May, ordering appointments to run, editing to get through, and prints to deliver. And I'm still marketing. I know that probably sounds like a lot. This episode is about what that
I'm recording this right at the start of my busiest month. Sixteen sessions in May. And almost every single one of them was booked from campaigns I ran back in January and February. That gap between when the marketing ha
Why You Can't Make Yourself Show Up Online (It's Not a Confidence Problem) with Miss Marissa You know what you should be doing. Post more. Show up consistently. Put yourself out there. And yet something keeps stopping yo
How I Know What a Client Will Spend Before They See Their Photos If you've ever had a client ghost you after the session, or show up to their ordering appointment completely shocked by the pricing, this episode is going
If you've ever thought about offering end-of-life sessions, or you already do and you want to do them better, this episode is for you. In this conversation, I sit down with Angela Schneider from Big White Dog Photography
Cat Race has been photographing dogs professionally since 2013, and she is one of the most recognisable names in the industry. Her work has won awards, appeared in national and international publications, and her Scarf P
You did everything right. The session was amazing, the dog was a star, the client loved it. Then you sent the gallery link or reached out to book their ordering appointment. And nothing. In this solo episode, Ina gets ho
AI Won't Replace Pet Photographers. But Here's What Will Change. If you've been scrolling photography groups lately, you've probably seen the panic. "AI is coming for us." "Is pet photography even safe?" It's loud, and h
When Yunet Solarzano reached out to Ina on Instagram, she had been trying to build her pet photography business for about a year, had no paying clients, and was at a crossroads. She'd already invested in all the creative
If your marketing plan starts and ends with Instagram, this episode is for you. I sat down with Claire Lauer, an SEO and content marketing strategist who works specifically with photographers, to talk about what a real c
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