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THE PHOTOGRAPHER'S GUIDE
TO MARKETING AND SELF-PROMOTION, 4th Edition
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6 3/4 x
10, 256 pages
Paperback
40 B&W photographs
ISBN
978-1-58115-714-7
List Price $24.95
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Maria Piscopo's 4th marketing book for photographers - secrets for surviving and
thriving for both the commercial and the wedding and portrait
markets. New technology and an increased reliance on stock
photos have dramatically altered the world of professional
photography. Digital equipment and client requests have altered
the scope of the very meaning of photographer, while scores of
professionals who began and ran their businesses by referral and
word of mouth are being forced to re-evaluate their strategies.
Photographers from beginners or seasoned professionals need new
techniques to face the changed landscape of their industry.
Maria Piscopo, a professional photographer’s representative for
more than twenty years, is an expert at helping photographers to
find more clients and make more money—no matter what the size of
the individual operation. She goes on in the new third edition
to explain and illustrate with over forty case studies how to
build a marketing plan that incorporates self-promotion,
advertising, direct marketing, public relations, personal
selling and the Internet. The Photographer’s Guide to Marketing
and Self-Promotion,4th edition, by Maria Piscopo has been
revised and updated to address the business in its state today.
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THE GRAPHIC DESIGNER AND ILLUSTRATOR'S
GUIDE TO MARKETING AND PROMOTION |
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6 x 9,
224 pages
Softcover
40 B&W photographsISBN
1-58115-363-5
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Maria Piscopo's book for published by
Allworth Press and co published by the Graphic Artists
Guild-information, examples and case studies of self-promotion
in today's new marketplace for creative professionals. Providing
an in-depth guide to the latest industry trends, technologies,
and business secrets of marketing, this book will help designers
and illustrators create and implement a sophisticated marketing
and self-promotion system for long-term success. Step-by-step
instructions are provided on such topics as finding new (or
better) clients, portfolio presentations that work, and much
more. Interviews with real-life clients and case studies bring
each topic to life.
Interviews with creative professionals such as Cathie Bleck,
Brady & Paul, Rhoni Epstein, Leslie Burns, Lisa Cyr, Michael
Fleishman, Jean Tuttle, Peleg Top and David Veal bring each
topic to life |
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BUSINESS AND LEGAL FORMS
FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS
Third Edition, by
Tad Crawford
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8 1/2 x
11, 180 pages
Paperback
includes CD-ROM
ISBN
1-58115-206-X
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The manner and business of
photography have changed in recent years. Technology has opened
the door to new equipment and opportunities, and legal and
economic changes have altered the way photographers find and
perform jobs. The third edition of this practical guide has been
updated to cover electronic rights' issues, and along with forms
for model releases, sales contracts, licensing rights, etc., it
includes five new legal forms. |
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