As 2021 winds down, I wanted to highlight key blog posts from this year,
My very first post this year was in March, focusing on my 26th anniversary as a photo coach. Not many people know what a photo coach is or does.
In this post, I describe how I didn’t do scrapbooking as my focus—even though that was the trend and it was so popular. Read where I got my foundation for my business as it stands now.
Melody Whitehead, Safeguard Your Memories
Read: Another Anniversary of Organizing and Preserving Your Photos
During the summer, I introduced searching your family’s history and combining it with permanently storing your photos.
From the public photo album of John A. Jack Snyder
In the fall, I introduced three colleagues who work with me as photo coaches. Each one highlights a specific area of interest and they touch on:
- Converting old media files to digital
- Working with family members like aging parents, adult children and distant cousins
- The importance of family history
- Guaranteed photo storage for a lifetime plus 100 years
- Photos as gifts
Kathy Storie
Kathy and her father Bert, organizing photos and re-kindling relationships; photo by Kathy Storie
Read: Strengthening Family Bonds by Organizing and Storing Family Photos
Margarita Buitrago
Margarita Buitrago, photo coach
Read: Storing Photos Online Connected a Family Across Continents
Kathy Jones
Kathy’s photo business has become a passion of helping others
Read: Finding Joy through Family History Photobooks with Photo Coach Kathy Jones
Being a photo coach can be a great way to earn extra income or even full-time income. Read this post if you might enjoy helping families preserve their photos.
Kathy enjoys helping families treasure their family albums
Read: Why Photo Coaching is a Profitable Business Opportunity to Consider
More to come in 2022.
Melody Whitehead, Safeguard Your Memories
Contact me if you have questions on any aspect of preserving photos, converting old files to digital or possibly starting a business.
Have a wonderful new year.
