stop letting something so simple keep your calendar empty.
You know how to capture beautiful photos but when it comes to talking about what you do? That’s where things get fuzzy. If you're over-explaining, dodging questions, or feel like you are talking in circles and clients aren't listening... it’s costing you bookings.
Inside this free guide, I’ll show you how to communicate with clarity, confidence, and control so you can speak in a way that builds trust and closes sales.
Here’s what you’ll learn:
✔️ How to avoid word-vomit and over-explaining when talking with clients
✔️ The biggest phrases photographers unknowingly say that kills their momentum
✔️ Word-for-word examples on how to shift your language without overthinking
✔️ Why I avoid the word 'no' with clients, and how to approach those sticky situations while sticking to boundaries
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Your words have the power to make or break your sales
More traffic to your business is great, but without the right words in place ...
traffic means nothing
I’ve helped hundreds of photographers master their sales process, cut decision making time in half, and even double their average booking price - simply by shifting the way they communicate.
Because here’s the truth: it’s not about having some in-depth and flashy sales process, it’s about being more clear and confident.
In this guide, I’m breaking down the 5 biggest conversation hurdles photographers face and giving you the exact words to overcome them so you can take back control starting today!
Hey, I'm Abby! I've got 10 years of mastering sales conversations for photographers under my belt, and it's your turn to see results!
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