If You Disappeared for a Week, Would Your Business Still Book Clients?
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If you disappeared from your business for a week, would it still book clients?
In this episode, I break down why systems are the missing piece for photographers who are stretched thin between family, a day job, or just life in general. I walk through how to map out your client experience from inquiry to gallery delivery, decide what can be automated versus what only you can do, and finally choose a CRM that actually holds it all together.
I also share my own CRM (Iris Works), why I love it, and a simple way to get your entire system set up in just one day instead of dragging it out for months.
Links Mentioned:
- Grab my Mini Iris Works course so you can set up your CRM system in just one day!
- Save 20% off your first annual subscription with Iris Works using my link
- Join our FREE photographer community on Facebook
- Listen to the Client Experience Workshop episode
- Listen to my interview with the former Iris Works CEO
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Can I be your big photographer sis for a second?
You do not need another saved post, random marketing tip, or strategy you’ll forget by tomorrow.
What you need is consistency, support, and a simple plan you can actually stick to.
That’s exactly what we do inside Market Like a Tog: Your photographer marketing accountability membership. A place where you always know what to post, what to work on, and how to stay visible enough to keep booking.
Every month inside MLAT you get:
✔ A plug-and-play monthly marketing plan
✔ Done-for-you marketing templates & systems
✔ Live group coaching with Brooke
✔ Slack accountability + community
✔ Monthly workshop/training
Come join us inside Market Like a Tog and let’s build momentum together.
Mini Iris Works course
brookejefferson.commy link
brookejefferson.comFREE photographer community
facebook.comepisode
buzzsprout.commy interview
buzzsprout.comMarket Like a Tog
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