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Katie Kolenberg of www.heartstoryphotography.com.au is returning to answer photography book course questions that were submitted by members following the live training.
If you've started your own photography book project or are considering one, this episode is for you!
You can find a list of the submitted questions below and as always, Katie was super generous with her answers and gave so much more than she could have when answering these
Angela : Would love to know how Katie sets her target audience for Facebook ads.
Sue was inspired by Katie's book title, Teddy and Me and was looking for alternative ideas.
Some quick suggestions
Kids and their Toys
Toddlers and Toys
Teddys and Toddlers
Snuggles and Cuddles
Kids and their Comforters
My Blankie and Me
Jan : If I run a low-volume, higher priced business model, would it be better to create packages at a lower price point? I fear too many people would say no and I'd have three participants.
Angela : Andrew, several of us here, have followed another book project method but found we did not get our “ideal client” with the low barrier of entry ($100 participation fee).
Holly : Would a book project be a good idea to help get established in a new location?
Yulia : Who is actually buying these printed books? I just can’t wrap my head around why anyone would want to buy a book with not just their own child photos.
Diana : Is there a minimum number of shoots you suggest for the book?
What if it's 100, would you rather do as one big book, or Book 1 and Book 2?
Candra : Softcover or hard for your book?
What's the best time of year to start a book project – does it matter?
Kim : What if you can’t get enough participation for your book project?
Deb : What do Katie's sms messages contain?
Jon: what percentage of clients in the book spend money vs. just take the shoot and spend nothing
Graham : Hope we have time to talk about qualifying/choosing applicants
Jina : I really love to hear more details about went wrong with Teddy and Me. I'd like to learn what to avoid.
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