Organizing family photos is challenging when you’ve got photos scattered among traditional scrapbook albums, devices like phones, and different social media sites. I’ve been a photo coach for 27 years, showing clients how to select and preserve the memories that matter the most. You can also contact me and others I work with as professional…
Here’s why starting a photo-coaching business makes sense. A need exists because we’re taking more photos than ever. Look at the numbers. Here’s how many pictures were taken on a global scale, according to Rise Above Research, a digital marketing consulting firm: 2019 — 1.41 trillion 2020 — 1.12 trillion (drop due to the Covid…
I know that operating a home-based business has challenges, but it also has many rewards. I’ve been a photo coach for 26 years, and one of the challenges I’ve had to overcome has been the changes in how pictures are taken and how they’re stored. Technology changes, doesn’t it? Thumb drives, DVDs, and external…
Since it’s so easy to take pictures in our digital age, there’s a tremendous part-time and full-time opportunity for starting a business as a photo coach. A photo coach offers a system of organizing and storing photos to a client and can give a little input to get a person started organizing their…