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the fact that I don't really know what to call this product already
starts it off a little lower than the competition. Do I call it
"Easy Photography Business" "Easy Photo Biz" Make Money Taking Local
Photos For National Companies" or "Earn $200 A Day Taking Local Photos?"
I'll be honest, I don't really know what to call it. The author,
John Carroll, has done a poor job in that regard.
Once I looked past the naming snafu, I
found there was actually a pretty good product underneath.
John Carroll does provide over 100
sources that are looking to have pictures of items (cars, homes, boats,
etc) on their behalf. The one thing you need to understand though
once you start contacting these companies is that not all of them are
going to be looking for people in your area. There's a big list
for a reason. If you do want to use this system, then keep trying
until you get a "yes" from someone.
The nice thing about this system is
that it's great for people who need a lot of flexibility. For
example, stay at home moms, students, and people with otherwise busy
schedules can use this system, make money, yet still manage to fit this
into their already hectic lives.
Many books will teach you how to make
money with your pictures regardless of what pictures you're taking.
However, that can turn out to be low paying work if no one wants
pictures of what your photographing. In this book, however, you're
getting paid very well for taking simple photos. They might not be
exciting photos, but it's still a good way to earn money while you learn
to become a better all around photographer.
Highlights:
- No major investment in photography equipment required. A
consumer level digital camera is all you need to get started
- A flexible opportunity - great for students and stay at home
moms or anyone with a busy schedule
- Other opportunities to earn money performing additional services
these companies are also in need of. (not necessarily photo related,
but helpful to anyone in need of money)
- Bonus: This system also comes with a bonus called "Hometown
Freelancing" (he named the bonus but not the actual product?).
This bonus was a great addition since it provides several other
methods you can use to make money with your camera. If you
decide you'd like to expand or have more creative freedom then this
bonus can definitely help you.
We found the eBook to be packed with content,
not fluff and filler.
Credibility: At
DigitalShotsGuide.com, we like it when the author of a book "walks the walk"
instead of just "talking the talk." Easy Photography Business
author John Carroll is an individual who is actively involved in the business
himself which gets earns him a gold star in our book. Rather than just
talking about theories, this book delivers "the goods."
Rating:
Easy
Photography Business has earned an excellent rating - 4 Stars!
It was close to earning that elusive 5th star (but can you really earn 5
stars if you don't give your product a name?), but we settled on a four.
This is a highly specialized niche that few others even know about...
much less reveal how to profit from. John Carroll does an
excellent job teaching anyone with a camera and a computer how to make
money taking pictures. Recommended.
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