With 100 hours per week, you could:
That's not a lot of time to get back each week, so your workflow must be pretty streamlined. Go you!
However, you may still choose to outsource because you don't like editing, or you're just behind, or whatever reason you may have. That's totally awesome too.
With the time you're saving, you could still:
- Do an in-person sales session (maybe, if you have more than an hour or so)
- Take part of an afternoon off
- Have a nice evening dinner with your friend or family
- Or just relax and watch a movie or something when you normally wouldn't get to.
The possibilities are endless, GO CRAZY!
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This is a decent amount of time per week to get back in your schedule. And there's quite a lot you could do with it:
- If you're a portrait photographer, you could probably shoot another session with this time
- This would probably be enough time to do an in-person sales session too (most photographers I know take around 1-2 hours)
If you use the extra time for the latter two options, you stand to make a significant amount of extra money, especially if you choose to fill that time with an in-person sales session (most photographers I know average $1,000+ per in-person sales session).
Here's a simple breakdown.
One in-person sales session per week at $1,000 in sales x 52 weeks in a year adds $52,000 to your bottom line for the year.
And I guarantee you that would easily cover the cost of outsourcing, hands down.
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This is a lot of time to have back in your schedule every single week. You could easily:
- If you're a portrait photographer, you could probably shoot another session with this time, maybe even 2
- This would be plenty of time to do at least a couple in-person sales sessions
- Work on your marketing and networking game
- A combination of the above, AND have some extra time off to binge watch your favorite British baking show.
If you use the extra time for the above options, you stand to make a significant amount of extra money, especially if you choose to fill that time with an in-person sales session (most photographers I know average $1,000+ per in-person sales session).
Here's a simple breakdown.
One in-person sales session per week at $1,000 in sales x 52 weeks in a year adds $52,000 to your bottom line for the year.
And I guarantee you that would easily cover the cost of outsourcing, hands down.
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Ok, I will be real with you. Right now, the amount of time you're spending behind a computer is not sustainable. You're losing so much valuable time behind a computer that I'm guessing you're behind on some of the things that are crucial for moving your business forward, like marketing.
Your time is much better spent:
- If you're a portrait photographer, you could easily shoot a couple portrait sessions
- This would be plenty of time to do a few in-person sales sessions
- Work on your marketing and networking game
- A combination of the above, AND have some extra time off to binge watch your favorite British baking show.
If you use the extra time for the above options, you stand to make a significant amount of extra money, especially if you choose to fill that time with an in-person sales session (most photographers I know average $1,000+ per in-person sales session).
Here's a simple breakdown.
One in-person sales session per week at $1,000 in sales x 52 weeks in a year adds $52,000 to your bottom line for the year.
And I guarantee you that would easily cover the cost of outsourcing, hands down.
Check out more of the site to see how me and my team can help you.
