Photo Fuel Episode 14 : Why I don’t do fall mini sessions

Right about now, many of you in the family photography world are probably starting to think about planning and marketing for your fall mini sessions. But do you *have* do them?? I am a family photographer exclusively and I don’t do fall mini sessions. Actually I don’t offer mini sessions any time of year.

If you feel stuck hating fall mini sessions because you think you *have* to offer them or need the quick cash, it may be time to get an alternative perspective.

Mini sessions are a great way to get started, practice, and develop your skills. But at a certain point, you can decide if it’s something that’s really aligned with your business goals… or not.

That’s what we’re digging into today – My 3 main arguments against doing fall mini sessions and a few ideas for how to supplement your business income or calendar instead.

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/// Timestamps ///

(00:01:08) – Personal Experience with Mini Sessions

(00:02:18) – 3 Counterarguments to Mini Sessions
(00:04:44) – Effort vs. Reward in Mini Sessions

(00:05:51) – Quick Cash vs. Sustainable Income

(00:07:07) – Understanding Client Goals

(00:10:14) – Demand and Pricing Strategy

(00:12:18) – Ideas for how to boost bookings and income instead of mini sessions

(00:20:30) – Simplifying Offers

(00:24:49) – Get support!