Advertising my photography business?

Dedra Furguson: The first thing is to decide on your target market and related appropriate service offer: Are you specialized in bridal photography, or action photography, or urban architecture photography, or food photography for magazines .. then comes the advertising. The entire kit consists of business cards to give whenever possible, portfolio - could be as simple as gallery at flickr, testimonials, service-price table, etc.. the way to attract customers is either by positioning yourself at places where your target audience goes (like marriage consultants, or sporting events, or food expositions if you are specialized in one of those ) or/and to make yourself searchable - yellow pages, local classifieds, web page with PPC ads, even using flayers in the stores of the art district of your city. The rule is to know your target audience and to offer them what they want (even if they are not aware of it) at the time and place where they want it. Have a good one....Show mo! re

Alden Sabio: You can create a free post in your area on gozippin.com. Twitter is also a great place to network.

Jeff Frizzell: Hey for you to have clients you need to advertise in a site were many people can go through it and have a glance on it so for this you can go for advertise in a social networking site were many people and many communities are there for such kind of site i suggest the below link as it is expanded in many languages and even in many other countries. Thank you....Show more

Jonelle Eligio: Well, advertising is a tough job, but it's nice to hear that you're trying hard!Have you thought about advertising through the tried and tested ways? Brochures, business cards, a great logo, flyers, stationary, merchandise? Since you're doing photography, maybe try notebooks with some pictures you've taken featured on? Or t-shirts? Are your business cards and brochures enticing? Do they make customers want to read them! ?Often it's hard to evaluate our own work, and we might not be! aware that some areas are lacking. Also, have you tried using online marketing? Create a website for your company, and try to get people to come visit? Or try reaching out to friends or neighbors of your community, people you already know. Those are just some little ideas. Feel free to contact me if you want to discuss further.I've included a website of a design company that does business cards, brochures, stationery, merchandise, logos, and advertising & marketing services for companies. It has a lot of information on it, and plus you might look into getting stuff redesigned. :)...Show more