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Calling all business owners! Whether you run a business online or have set up shop this episode is for you! My guest today is my dear friend and fellow Montana lady, Tiffany Williams, with Tiffany Williams Photography. She is talking all about her transition from her online business that provided online digital photo services and galleries, to a brick and mortar studio environment. Thus, she went from what most photographers know as a “shoot and share concept” (giving all high-resolution digitals) to an “in-person print sales” concept. She’s here to share her experience and tips with you!
In this episode we talked about:
<8:10> “If you are a photographer, "prince over Pixels."
<13:51> “I started looking around and wanting a space outside of my home that I could do my work.”
<19:00> “I don't want you to walk away with a USB or a folder on your computer full of digital images. My goal is to get you something that will go on your walls.”
<27:49> “It never feels forced. It never feels like, hey, you have to walk away from me spending $3,000 and you're going to get 7x7's and all these different sizes. I'm just presenting them options...I’m never pushing anything on them”
<35:26> “One of the core values of Tiffany photography is community and being invested and giving space for other people to shine.”
<45:49> “Really know what the differences between an employee and independent contractor are. And what you need to get from them kind of on the front end to work with both.”
A proper legal analysis is necessary based on your location and contract. Consult an attorney in your home state for advice regarding your contract or specific legal situation.