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How to Get Auto Performance Clients: Baily's Hyperformance

About Chris Baily ; Baily’s Hyperformance Chris Baily is the owner of Baily’s Hyperformance – a high-performance auto shop. The man had a passion for cars since he was a kid, that’s why he is sure that this is the best kind of business that he could have gotten into. It has always been in Chris’s family to race cars and build cars, so he has literally been born and raised around them. Chris finds that working with his hands brings a piece of calm to the chaos of modern life. This business is something that not only allows him to be self-employed, but it is also something that he truly loves and that really does make him happy.

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How to Get Hotel Content Clients: Advice From a Hotel Owner

Vic Patel is the owner of a local Comfort Suites hotel. Comfort Suites is a franchise that, basically, does the marketing for you. The majority of clients find the hotel thanks to the world-recognized name. But it does not mean that the owners of such hotels don't need to create their unique content. Below, you will find a few tips that will help you figure out what big hotel clients are looking for when it comes to content creation. If you’re a GOLD member, you’ll also get to discover more about the marketing budget, negotiating contracts, 360 and drone content, and a lot more.

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How to Get Automotive Content Clients: Fasty's Garage CEO Tips

Today, Fred Butler, the CEO of Fasty’s Garage will share his story about how he turned a small business into a world-known brand. Fred confesses that that might not have been possible without a strong social media presence. He is going to give a few tips on how to land an automotive client and especially for the GOLD members, Fred will dive deeper into the topic of how content plays into the financial aspects of the business.

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How to Price Photography and Videography Services

How to Price Yourself Perfectly When you’re in the business of filming and photography, you can see a lot of money coming in week after week. Or you could have your camera still in the bag, waiting for a message, because no one can afford to work with you. You need to charge money to stay in business. Other people have to be willing to pay it. Unless you’re the only camera for hundreds of miles, you’ll have competition and clients will have choice. The first thing a potential client looks at, always, is the price. What comes after is the service, the products, the packages, the solutions on offer - the reasons for that price. It’s up to them to decide what’s fair, but it’s up to you how they find their way to that decision.

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5 Growth Lessons for Photography and Videography Businesses

Navigating the field of the photography and videography industry is hard for beginners. Once you get your footing, the march is long and steady, with hills and slopes, rough ground and soft. There’s success and failure, and you need to know how to get through it with the right amount of effort to move forward while still managing a successful, profitable business. Somewhere along the line, thinking about ten things at once, you might forget how to walk - the basic of basics and the simple things can slip past you. Here are 5 of those forgettable tips that might help you get your footing back.

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