Let me first introduce my self, my name is Michael Brown and I have been taking photos since 2014. My first camera was a Nikon, that my mom had lent me. It was a crop sensor but I can't seem to remember the model. However I do remember my second camera that I got around 2016, the Canon T5. I still have that camera however I no longer use it as I now have the Canon RP. I have learned that the phrase, "It's the photographer not the camera" is kind of true if you are taking photos as a hobby. When it comes to business, however, not so much. The gear, tools (software), knowledge, website and advertising skills are what matter. I learned that being good at taking photos is not enough to grow a profitable business. So I thought I’d combine my business and photography knowledge to make something that could make photography a profitable, rewarding career where clients could see you as a professional. I ended up putting photography on the back burner so I could work on a website, business contracts, and even things I had never thought about such as CRM, tax id, booking software, posing gallery, and a way for clients to view photos.
These are all things that as the business grows I would like to be able to do, so I can provide more value.
Initially, I considered charging a monthly fee; however, I realized this model would not scale effectively with business costs. Instead, I propose a revenue-sharing model that benefits both the business and the photographer(s). For the first two years, photographers will receive 60% of the revenue, while the business retains 40% for administrative expenses. After two years of dedicated service, your share will increase to an impressive 80%. This level of commission is virtually unheard of in almost any industry. If you have any doubts, I encourage you to reach out to any sales professional to verify this information.
If you find this opportunity intriguing, please click the "Learn More" button. Rest assured, it will be me personally reaching out to you not a random individual or an automated system.
If you are still with me, it is likely that you have additional questions, such as “Why should I trust you?” Let me reassure you that this is not merely a casual agreement made over coffee. Should you choose to become a photographer with Photography Remembered. we will enter into a formal written agreement that outlines all the details. I have already established a professional website. Unlike generic platforms such as Weebly or Wix, my website is custom-built to meet your unique needs and clients alike. There is also booking software, and in house signing software. Printing is left to a professional printing lab that has been doing business since 1964. If I can, and it makes financial since for both Photographer and the company I will even move it to 90% or 95%. If after reading all this you think "I can do all of this my self" then I would say that's awesome and you are simply not the photographer I am looking for. It sounds like you have this all figured out and don't have issues with all the business administration tasks.
Disclaimer: The information provided on this page does not constitute a guarantee. A formal contract must be executed prior to any matters being deemed official.