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Getting photography insurancemay not seem like a top priority for you, but it's important to have protection before arriving at your next photo shoot. Without photography business insurance, you could be held financially responsible for lawsuits and potentially lose your business. Not only does coverage protect you from financial hiccups, but it also protects your equipment and helps your busin...

Camera gear is expensive! According to Forbes, DSLR’s are becoming a niche market and prices are on the rise: “A new lens from Nikon, the AF-S Nikkor 180-400mm F/4E TC1.4 FL ED VR will sell for $12,400 USD, the price of a decent used car. It is a good match for the Nikon D5, which currently retails for $6,500 USD." But if that means nothing to you and you’re still looking to make an investment, yo...

According to Business News Daily, a valuable small business owners’ resource, most microbusinesses cost around $3,000 to start, while most home-based franchises run from $2,000 to $5,000. Regardless of how much you spend on your photography business, this is a huge milestone and you should be proud of what you’ve accomplished. From investing in the right camera equipment to branding your site, ...

Marketing is based on experimentation. We’re constantly trying to figure out what tactics will build our business and which ones are better left alone. And while one marketing tactic can work well for one person, it may not work well for you. So, as you figure out what marketing tricks and tips to implement in your photography business, keep in mind that trial and error may play an important rol...

The photography industry is full of excitement. One day you’re capturing sweet moments at a wedding and the next you’re photographing an energetic young family for portraits. Your job is constantly changing and the risk of an accident happening during a photo shoot is always present. This is why it’s important to shop around for the best insurance for photographers to make sure you’re covered du...