#318: The Correct Way to Market a Photography Business on Social Media

#318: The Correct Way to Market a Photography Business on Social Media

If you're posting every day, announcing availability, and still hearing crickets, this episode might explain why. The truth is, most photographers treat social media like a billboard when what their clients really want is a relationship. If you're tired of chasing likes that never turn into bookings, this conversation will change how you show up online.

In this episode, Sarah Petty breaks down why "now booking" posts often push premium clients away and shares the mindset shift that helps photographers attract the right people without feeling salesy. You'll learn how to use social media as a connection tool, stay top of mind during life's milestone moments, and create content that builds trust instead of desperation.

• Why premium buyers respond to relationships, not repeated sales posts
• Sarah's simple HYPE framework for creating content that connects and converts
• How listening to your audience can lead to bookings faster than chasing engagement metrics

If social media feels exhausting, confusing, or like a never-ending hamster wheel, you're not alone. This episode offers a refreshing reminder that the goal isn't to go viral. It's to build genuine relationships that lead to meaningful, profitable work. Press play and discover a smarter way to show up online.

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#337: The 6 Levels of Making Money as a Photographer

#337: The 6 Levels of Making Money as a Photographer

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#336: From a 17-Year Side Hustle to $81,000 in Just 5 Months

#336: From a 17-Year Side Hustle to $81,000 in Just 5 Months

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#335: 7 Photography Business Myths That Keep You Broke

#335: 7 Photography Business Myths That Keep You Broke

You're improving your skills, upgrading your gear, doing everything "right" — so why aren't you making more money? Because the advice you've been following is a myth. In this episode, Sarah breaks dow...

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#334: I Studied 1,000 Top Photographers — Here's How They Actually Make Money

#334: I Studied 1,000 Top Photographers — Here's How They Actually Make Money

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#333: She Borrowed From Her Kids' College Fund. One Month Later She Made $10,000

#333: She Borrowed From Her Kids' College Fund. One Month Later She Made $10,000

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16 Sep 18min

#332: I'm Begging You to Start Charging More for Your Photography

#332: I'm Begging You to Start Charging More for Your Photography

If no one's booking at your current prices, raising them probably sounds completely backwards. But what if your prices aren't actually the problem? This week on the Joycast, Sarah Petty breaks down wh...

8 Sep 10min

#331: 5 Things I Don't Waste Money On as a Professional Photographer

#331: 5 Things I Don't Waste Money On as a Professional Photographer

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#330: HOW TO BUILD A $1,000-A-DAY PHOTOGRAPHY BUSINESS WITH FEWER CLIENTS

#330: HOW TO BUILD A $1,000-A-DAY PHOTOGRAPHY BUSINESS WITH FEWER CLIENTS

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