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    Can't really help, but just wanted say how wonderful it is to see so much helpful, knowledgable and sensible advice. What a wonderful place AP is!

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    Hi Susan - hope the phone call helped ?
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    G'day Susan

    Like others, I have followed this thread with interest
    I admire you for posting the question in the first place - to open one's self like this is a very brave thing to do

    And also if I may add my 2-bob's worth ... the old saying "work smarter, not necessarily harder"
    Your skills are/appear to be your photography & your organising (of events etc)

    >> May I therefore suggest that you do the camera work, give 'em the CD and walk away from the job
    >> Give them a standard pamphlet for commercial printing - both pro & retail and let them do what they want with your images
    >> Tidy up your web site - on my laptop many colours & fine details are visually illegible - it doesn't help you get business
    >> Keep smiling & keep trying

    Hope this helps a bit
    Regards, Phil
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    One thing i would like to point out is your wording for the portait packaging is gonna cut your throat, some familys consist of 5 or more, limiting your portraits to 4 people and if there are more will incure a fee will have people looking elsewhere.

    speaking from a family of 5's point of veiw here . if i seen that on a photographers site i would go looking elsewhere
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    What a great thread... very informative... answered questions, I did not know I had.. .. even if I never set up a photography business which I had considered a possibilty for the future, I am more educated for reading this...and a big thanks to Susan for her post that started it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rellik666 View Post
    Can't really help, but just wanted say how wonderful it is to see so much helpful, knowledgable and sensible advice. What a wonderful place AP is!

    Roo
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