It’s pretty much the norm these days to have professional photography on a blog. When we all started out, we could get away with some iPhone snaps and photos that were perfectly imperfect. Then more and more of us started investing in DSLR cameras and shooting auto mode. The next
It wasn’t always like this. Running a company wasn’t something that I transitioned to and said “Oh cool I can make money doing what I love.” It was a scary transition at first. I was so used to working for someone else. I’m a super disciplined rules-stickler (I blame my
Coming up with ideas for my blog is a lot easier than it used to be. When I started writing, I basically left the blog post ideas and articles until the last-minute moment. I’d often wait until the day of the post to figure out what I would write. In
Let me start by saying something completely generic yet always appropriately relevant when we talk about blogging and images: a picture is worth a thousand words. Now, let’s scale that back a bit because it’s more accurately worth about 100 words. Aka, for every 100 words you write, you should
I only got serious about photography in the recent years, and only when I started blogging. Never mind that I took photography courses in college (view camera and regular film camera). I’m one of those people who randomly gets inspired and has creative spree days and then puts the camera down
Automating your day-to-day marketing tasks is a top priority so you can focus on other resource intensive tasks in your business. Unlike the slew of the usual social media platforms, the nature of Pinterest automation allows for scheduling weeks ahead of time and requires little to no supervision. Tailwind is perfect
