The Art of Community: Local Marketing Strategies for Photographers - A Conversation with Karina Beck
As photographers and business owners, the struggle to stay motivated and push our creativity is real. It can feel like everything has already been done before - poses, props, locations, etc. But what if we could examine that struggle from a new lens? In today’s episode, I’m interviewing Karina Beck, a storytelling photographer from the Seattle area. Karina shares her advice for military spouses and others who’ve had to move around and restart their businesses, what intentional storytelling means to her, and how she’s been able to find inspiration by reframing creativity into problem-solving.What’s in this episode:[06:29] As a military spouse, Karina shares her advice for those who have to restart their business in different locations[15:38] Karina is an intentional storyteller and she shares what that means to her[21:09] How Karina stays inspired to develop her skills as a photographer and how she has reframed creativity with problem-solving[25:20] How she stays organized and manages her time as a photographer[35:59] The best piece of business advice Karina has ever been givenTune in to this episode for how to build community connections and market your business offline. For full show notes, resources, links and to download the transcript, visit our website: https://themilkyway.ca/the-art-of-community-local-marketing-strategies-for-photographers-a-conversation-with-karina-beckAnd if you want to hear more from Karina and how she's problem-solving in her photography business, she'll be teaching at our online 2023 Family Retreat! (Grab your spot now!)Want to put an end to awkward moments in your photo sessions and create genuine connection? Download The Storyteller’s Toolkit today, featuring 200+ emotive photography prompts, so you’re never left wondering what to say.