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How do I get more clients in gig photography
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As a 17-year-old gig photographer in Wales without a driving license, attracting more clients can feel challenging, especially with limited transportation options. Currently, you're securing about two clients per month at £50 for 20 photos, mainly through cold outreach to local musicians. To boost your client base, consider expanding your marketing strategies to include social media promotion, engaging with local venues directly, and showcasing your portfolio online. By enhancing your visibility and networking, you can create more opportunities for weekend gigs and collaborations.
I'm 17 w/o a driving license so I am aware that makes this extremely hard ASPECIALLY living in Wales where busses are rubbish and it's possible but unrealistic to walk to most local venues.
but so far I'm only getting 2 clients per month and I charge £50 for 20 photos.
so far I've only done cold calls (I think that's what it's called) where I reach out to local musicians about their upcoming shows but I really want them to come to me or for a venue to hire me for weekend work just anything atp.
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