Maria Piscopo

Sort By: Post Date | Title | Publish Date
Business Trends
Getting Started--You Can Make Money
Filed under
Business Trends
Maria Piscopo • Posted: Nov 01, 1999 • 2 comments

You learned in photography
classes about producing images--traditionally and digitally. Now,
you want to make some money from your investment of time, energy, and
money. You enjoy making images and want more thanth...

Continue Reading >
Business Trends
Getting Your Money
Filed under
Business Trends
Maria Piscopo • Posted: Apr 01, 2001 • 0 comments

With this column,
we will review three stages for getting the money for your photography
services. We'll look at how to use an industry standard contract
with terms and conditions of payment, discuss making agreements with...

Continue Reading >
Business Trends
Going Pro–Portrait Style; Added Value As A Marketing Tool
Filed under
Business Trends
Maria Piscopo • Posted: Nov 01, 2005 • 0 comments

It is everyone's dream: leave the "day job" and get paid for what you enjoy doing. Due to the depth and breadth of the market, portraits are a particularly good area to start (or expand!) your photography business. Portraits are needed both in the consumer and commercial client markets. They can't be easily replaced with a generic stock photo. In this...

Continue Reading >
Business Trends
How To Find Commercial Clients
Filed under
Business Trends
Maria Piscopo • Posted: Sep 01, 2003 • 3 comments

Many consumer (wedding/portrait)
photographers look at commercial photography projects and ask--is
that for me? The answer is yes, but only if you are willing to do some
homework. Unlike the consumer market whereyo...

Continue Reading >
Business Trends
How To Get Published
Filed under
Business Trends
Maria Piscopo • Posted: Sep 01, 2000 • 0 comments


Getting published is probably the most overlooked area of self-promotion,
yet for the low (or no) cost, it has very high rewards. The goal of the
publicity is not to sell your photography services.Your...

Continue Reading >
Business Trends
How To Improve Your Internet Marketing
An Interview With Photographer Rick Etkin
Filed under
Business Trends
Maria Piscopo • Posted: Jun 01, 2004 • 0 comments

I have seen a lot of web
pages from photographers in my role as photo rep, writer, and consultant,
so it was especially rewarding to spend some time with photographer
Rick Etkin and discuss his new website,

Continue Reading >
Business Trends
How To Increase Profilts
Filed under
Business Trends
Maria Piscopo • Posted: Nov 01, 2000 • 0 comments

Being a profitable photography
business means dealing with pricing more successfully than you have been.
The problem seems to be that pricing brings out feelings of hesitancy,
doubt, and uncertainty in many creative professionals--photographersincluded.

Continue Reading >
Business Trends
Improving Sales By Selling Your Style
An Interview With Robert Lino
Filed under
Business Trends
Maria Piscopo • Posted: Sep 01, 2002 • 0 comments

In the competitive business
of consumer photography, selling your personal style has always been the
way to improve sales and go to a higher level of pricing and clientele
for weddings and portraits. I get asked about this topic of "personal
st...

Continue Reading >
Business Trends
Lighting His Way To Success; An Interview With Tony Corbell
Filed under
Business Trends
Maria Piscopo • Posted: Oct 01, 2005 • 0 comments

Tony Corbell (www.corbellproductions.com) was one of the first photographers I worked alongside when I started speaking on the photo lecture circuit. When I saw the "lighting" theme for this issue, I knew he would be the one to talk to about business today. Corbell's October appearance at the...

Continue Reading >
Business Trends
Lighting Your Way To Success
Filed under
Business Trends
Maria Piscopo • Posted: Oct 01, 2003 • 1 comments

I never really believed in the term "overnight success" in photography that is, until I met one. Patrick Ecclesine's (www.ecclesine.com) achievements took actually a week or two and they were...

Continue Reading >

Pages

X
Enter your Shutterbug username.
Enter the password that accompanies your username.
Loading