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Best Business Practices for Photographers from Rocky Nook is updated and expanded version of John Harrington's bestselling books on the topic. In this third edition, Harrington combines information from Best Business Practices for Photographers and More Best Business Practices for Photographers to create a complete and comprehensive guide for photographers.Learn how to start, maintain, and grow your business and achieve financial success as well as personal satisfaction. Filled with valuable details and written in a friendly and conversational tone, Harrington covers key points of the professional photography business and provides today's best practices. Whether you're just starting a photography business or are an experienced photographer looking to gain knowledge or improve your finances, Best Business Practices for Photographers is for you.
Covered Topics
How to establish your business (Sole Proprietor vs. LLC/LLP vs. S Corp)
Whether or not you need a physical brick-and-mortar location
Planning a shoot
The value of internships
Setting your fees
Pricing your work
Why you need insurance
Surviving an IRS audit
Contracts for editorial, commercial, and corporate clients, as well as weddings and rites of passage
The art of negotiation
How video can be incorporated into your business
Marketing, branding, and social media
Publishing a book of your work
Practical finance advice and guidance, from working with accountants to setting up QuickBooks
How to protect your work
Releases for models, property, and more
How to handle a breach of contract
Licensing your work
Digital asset management
Table of Contents
You Are a Business: Now Let's Get to Work
Professional Equipment for Professional Photographers
Planning and Logistics: Why a Thirty-Minute Shoot Can Take Three Days to Plan
After Staff: Transitioning to Freelance
Working with Reps, Assistants, Employees, and Contractors: The Pitfalls and Benefits
Setting Your Photographers Fees
Pricing Your Work to Stay in Business
Overhead: Why What You Charge a Client Must Be More Than What You Paid for It
Who's Paying Your Salary and 401(k)?
Insurance: Why It's Not Just Health-Related, and How You Should Protect Yourself
Accounting: How We Do It Ourselves and What We Turn Over to an Accountant
Insights into an IRS Audit
Contracts for Editorial Clients
Contracts for Corporate and Commercial Clients
Contracts for Weddings and Rites of Passage
Negotiations: Signing up or Saying No
Protecting Your Work: How and Why
The Realities of an Infringement: Copyrights and Federal Court
Releases: Model, Property, and Others
Handling a Breach of Contract: Small Claims and Civil Court
Resolving Slow- and Non-Paying Clients
Letters, Letters, Letters: Writing Like a Professional Can Solve Many Problems
Attorneys: When You Need Them, They're Your Best Friend (or at Least Your Advocate)
Office and On-Location Systems: Redundancy and Security Beget Peace of Mind
Digital and Analog Asset Management: Leveraging Your Images to Their Maximum Potential
Licensing Your Work
Care and Feeding of Clients (Hint: It's Not About Starbucks and a Fast-Food Burger)
Education, an Ongoing and Critical Practice: Don't Rest on Your Laurels
Expanding into Other Areas of Creativity
Charity, Community, and Your Colleagues: Giving Back Is Good Karma
Sole Proprietor versus LLC/LLP versus S Corp
Brick-and-Mortar Locations
Pros and Cons of Insourcing and Outsourcing
The Value of Offering Internships
Principles, Standards, and Ethics
Cognitive and Subconscious Thinking and Photographers
Marketing: An Overview of Its Importance
Your Brand and Your Image
Do You Need to Have a Niche or a Style?
The Wordsmithing of a Linguistically Accurate Language Lexicon
Social Media: Etiquette, Expectations, and the Law
Professionalism on the Job
The Client Experience
Establishing the Client's Needs for Level of Production (and Associated Budget)
Price Is What You Pay, Value Is What You Get
Using the eCO for Online Registrations
Licensing Your Photography: Managing It Yourself
On Being Published
Publishing a Book
Fine Art, Art, and Selling Prints: Valuation
Working with Nonprofits, Foundations, and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
Valuing Video (or Motion) Production as an Adjunct to Still Photography: Know Your Limits
Step-by-Step: QuickBooks and Downloading Credit Card Statements and Charges
Brand:Rocky NookCategory:* RETAIL - Accessories - Books & VideoSKU:9781681982663
View productCovered Topics
How to establish your business (Sole Proprietor vs. LLC/LLP vs. S Corp)
Whether or not you need a physical brick-and-mortar location
Planning a shoot
The value of internships
Setting your fees
Pricing your work
Why you need insurance
Surviving an IRS audit
Contracts for editorial, commercial, and corporate clients, as well as weddings and rites of passage
The art of negotiation
How video can be incorporated into your business
Marketing, branding, and social media
Publishing a book of your work
Practical finance advice and guidance, from working with accountants to setting up QuickBooks
How to protect your work
Releases for models, property, and more
How to handle a breach of contract
Licensing your work
Digital asset management
Table of Contents
You Are a Business: Now Let's Get to Work
Professional Equipment for Professional Photographers
Planning and Logistics: Why a Thirty-Minute Shoot Can Take Three Days to Plan
After Staff: Transitioning to Freelance
Working with Reps, Assistants, Employees, and Contractors: The Pitfalls and Benefits
Setting Your Photographers Fees
Pricing Your Work to Stay in Business
Overhead: Why What You Charge a Client Must Be More Than What You Paid for It
Who's Paying Your Salary and 401(k)?
Insurance: Why It's Not Just Health-Related, and How You Should Protect Yourself
Accounting: How We Do It Ourselves and What We Turn Over to an Accountant
Insights into an IRS Audit
Contracts for Editorial Clients
Contracts for Corporate and Commercial Clients
Contracts for Weddings and Rites of Passage
Negotiations: Signing up or Saying No
Protecting Your Work: How and Why
The Realities of an Infringement: Copyrights and Federal Court
Releases: Model, Property, and Others
Handling a Breach of Contract: Small Claims and Civil Court
Resolving Slow- and Non-Paying Clients
Letters, Letters, Letters: Writing Like a Professional Can Solve Many Problems
Attorneys: When You Need Them, They're Your Best Friend (or at Least Your Advocate)
Office and On-Location Systems: Redundancy and Security Beget Peace of Mind
Digital and Analog Asset Management: Leveraging Your Images to Their Maximum Potential
Licensing Your Work
Care and Feeding of Clients (Hint: It's Not About Starbucks and a Fast-Food Burger)
Education, an Ongoing and Critical Practice: Don't Rest on Your Laurels
Expanding into Other Areas of Creativity
Charity, Community, and Your Colleagues: Giving Back Is Good Karma
Sole Proprietor versus LLC/LLP versus S Corp
Brick-and-Mortar Locations
Pros and Cons of Insourcing and Outsourcing
The Value of Offering Internships
Principles, Standards, and Ethics
Cognitive and Subconscious Thinking and Photographers
Marketing: An Overview of Its Importance
Your Brand and Your Image
Do You Need to Have a Niche or a Style?
The Wordsmithing of a Linguistically Accurate Language Lexicon
Social Media: Etiquette, Expectations, and the Law
Professionalism on the Job
The Client Experience
Establishing the Client's Needs for Level of Production (and Associated Budget)
Price Is What You Pay, Value Is What You Get
Using the eCO for Online Registrations
Licensing Your Photography: Managing It Yourself
On Being Published
Publishing a Book
Fine Art, Art, and Selling Prints: Valuation
Working with Nonprofits, Foundations, and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
Valuing Video (or Motion) Production as an Adjunct to Still Photography: Know Your Limits
Step-by-Step: QuickBooks and Downloading Credit Card Statements and Charges
Brand:Rocky NookCategory:* RETAIL - Accessories - Books & VideoSKU:9781681982663
Product details
Best Business Practices for Photographers from Rocky Nook is updated and expanded version of John Harrington's bestselling books on the topic. In this third edition, Harrington combines information from Best Business Practices for Photographers and More Best Business Practices for Photographers to create a complete and comprehensive guide for photographers.Learn how to start, maintain, and grow your business and achieve financial success as well as personal satisfaction. Filled with valuable details and written in a friendly and conversational tone, Harrington covers key points of the professional photography business and provides today's best practices. Whether you're just starting a photography business or are an experienced photographer looking to gain knowledge or improve your finances, Best Business Practices for Photographers is for you.
Covered Topics
How to establish your business (Sole Proprietor vs. LLC/LLP vs. S Corp)
Whether or not you need a physical brick-and-mortar location
Planning a shoot
The value of internships
Setting your fees
Pricing your work
Why you need insurance
Surviving an IRS audit
Contracts for editorial, commercial, and corporate clients, as well as weddings and rites of passage
The art of negotiation
How video can be incorporated into your business
Marketing, branding, and social media
Publishing a book of your work
Practical finance advice and guidance, from working with accountants to setting up QuickBooks
How to protect your work
Releases for models, property, and more
How to handle a breach of contract
Licensing your work
Digital asset management
Table of Contents
You Are a Business: Now Let's Get to Work
Professional Equipment for Professional Photographers
Planning and Logistics: Why a Thirty-Minute Shoot Can Take Three Days to Plan
After Staff: Transitioning to Freelance
Working with Reps, Assistants, Employees, and Contractors: The Pitfalls and Benefits
Setting Your Photographers Fees
Pricing Your Work to Stay in Business
Overhead: Why What You Charge a Client Must Be More Than What You Paid for It
Who's Paying Your Salary and 401(k)?
Insurance: Why It's Not Just Health-Related, and How You Should Protect Yourself
Accounting: How We Do It Ourselves and What We Turn Over to an Accountant
Insights into an IRS Audit
Contracts for Editorial Clients
Contracts for Corporate and Commercial Clients
Contracts for Weddings and Rites of Passage
Negotiations: Signing up or Saying No
Protecting Your Work: How and Why
The Realities of an Infringement: Copyrights and Federal Court
Releases: Model, Property, and Others
Handling a Breach of Contract: Small Claims and Civil Court
Resolving Slow- and Non-Paying Clients
Letters, Letters, Letters: Writing Like a Professional Can Solve Many Problems
Attorneys: When You Need Them, They're Your Best Friend (or at Least Your Advocate)
Office and On-Location Systems: Redundancy and Security Beget Peace of Mind
Digital and Analog Asset Management: Leveraging Your Images to Their Maximum Potential
Licensing Your Work
Care and Feeding of Clients (Hint: It's Not About Starbucks and a Fast-Food Burger)
Education, an Ongoing and Critical Practice: Don't Rest on Your Laurels
Expanding into Other Areas of Creativity
Charity, Community, and Your Colleagues: Giving Back Is Good Karma
Sole Proprietor versus LLC/LLP versus S Corp
Brick-and-Mortar Locations
Pros and Cons of Insourcing and Outsourcing
The Value of Offering Internships
Principles, Standards, and Ethics
Cognitive and Subconscious Thinking and Photographers
Marketing: An Overview of Its Importance
Your Brand and Your Image
Do You Need to Have a Niche or a Style?
The Wordsmithing of a Linguistically Accurate Language Lexicon
Social Media: Etiquette, Expectations, and the Law
Professionalism on the Job
The Client Experience
Establishing the Client's Needs for Level of Production (and Associated Budget)
Price Is What You Pay, Value Is What You Get
Using the eCO for Online Registrations
Licensing Your Photography: Managing It Yourself
On Being Published
Publishing a Book
Fine Art, Art, and Selling Prints: Valuation
Working with Nonprofits, Foundations, and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
Valuing Video (or Motion) Production as an Adjunct to Still Photography: Know Your Limits
Step-by-Step: QuickBooks and Downloading Credit Card Statements and Charges
Brand:Rocky NookCategory:* RETAIL - Accessories - Books & VideoSKU:9781681982663
Covered Topics
How to establish your business (Sole Proprietor vs. LLC/LLP vs. S Corp)
Whether or not you need a physical brick-and-mortar location
Planning a shoot
The value of internships
Setting your fees
Pricing your work
Why you need insurance
Surviving an IRS audit
Contracts for editorial, commercial, and corporate clients, as well as weddings and rites of passage
The art of negotiation
How video can be incorporated into your business
Marketing, branding, and social media
Publishing a book of your work
Practical finance advice and guidance, from working with accountants to setting up QuickBooks
How to protect your work
Releases for models, property, and more
How to handle a breach of contract
Licensing your work
Digital asset management
Table of Contents
You Are a Business: Now Let's Get to Work
Professional Equipment for Professional Photographers
Planning and Logistics: Why a Thirty-Minute Shoot Can Take Three Days to Plan
After Staff: Transitioning to Freelance
Working with Reps, Assistants, Employees, and Contractors: The Pitfalls and Benefits
Setting Your Photographers Fees
Pricing Your Work to Stay in Business
Overhead: Why What You Charge a Client Must Be More Than What You Paid for It
Who's Paying Your Salary and 401(k)?
Insurance: Why It's Not Just Health-Related, and How You Should Protect Yourself
Accounting: How We Do It Ourselves and What We Turn Over to an Accountant
Insights into an IRS Audit
Contracts for Editorial Clients
Contracts for Corporate and Commercial Clients
Contracts for Weddings and Rites of Passage
Negotiations: Signing up or Saying No
Protecting Your Work: How and Why
The Realities of an Infringement: Copyrights and Federal Court
Releases: Model, Property, and Others
Handling a Breach of Contract: Small Claims and Civil Court
Resolving Slow- and Non-Paying Clients
Letters, Letters, Letters: Writing Like a Professional Can Solve Many Problems
Attorneys: When You Need Them, They're Your Best Friend (or at Least Your Advocate)
Office and On-Location Systems: Redundancy and Security Beget Peace of Mind
Digital and Analog Asset Management: Leveraging Your Images to Their Maximum Potential
Licensing Your Work
Care and Feeding of Clients (Hint: It's Not About Starbucks and a Fast-Food Burger)
Education, an Ongoing and Critical Practice: Don't Rest on Your Laurels
Expanding into Other Areas of Creativity
Charity, Community, and Your Colleagues: Giving Back Is Good Karma
Sole Proprietor versus LLC/LLP versus S Corp
Brick-and-Mortar Locations
Pros and Cons of Insourcing and Outsourcing
The Value of Offering Internships
Principles, Standards, and Ethics
Cognitive and Subconscious Thinking and Photographers
Marketing: An Overview of Its Importance
Your Brand and Your Image
Do You Need to Have a Niche or a Style?
The Wordsmithing of a Linguistically Accurate Language Lexicon
Social Media: Etiquette, Expectations, and the Law
Professionalism on the Job
The Client Experience
Establishing the Client's Needs for Level of Production (and Associated Budget)
Price Is What You Pay, Value Is What You Get
Using the eCO for Online Registrations
Licensing Your Photography: Managing It Yourself
On Being Published
Publishing a Book
Fine Art, Art, and Selling Prints: Valuation
Working with Nonprofits, Foundations, and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
Valuing Video (or Motion) Production as an Adjunct to Still Photography: Know Your Limits
Step-by-Step: QuickBooks and Downloading Credit Card Statements and Charges
Brand:Rocky NookCategory:* RETAIL - Accessories - Books & VideoSKU:9781681982663
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