PhotoBizX The Ultimate Wedding and Portrait Photography Business Podcast

684: Lucas Z – Why Photographers Making Good Money Still Have No Money

Lucas Z is the founder of The Big Split and has spent more than a decade running a photography business in Aspen, Colorado. Despite having a successful business and good

683: Gabi Kline Leon – How to Build a Photography Business Averaging $6,000 Per Client

Gabi Kline Leon is a pet and equine photographer who built her business around a very different idea — she doesn’t see herself as simply a photographer, but as a commissi

682: Myriam Ménard – The $20K Wedding Photographer Who Doesn’t Chase Marketing Trends

Myriam Ménard has built a 17-year wedding photography business around something many photographers are moving away from — real relationships, intentional curation and kno

681: Richard I’Anson – From Wedding Photographer to a 40-Year Travel Photography Career

Richard I’Anson has spent 40 years building a photography career that has taken him to more than 100 countries and all seven continents. In this interview, Richard share

680: Brian Levin – Creating $500,000-Looking Videos for $5,000

AI-generated video has moved well beyond the strange hands, extra fingers and obviously fake imagery most photographers remember. In this interview, filmmaker and Wartho

679: Melody MacDonald – How to Handle Difficult Photography Clients Without Losing Your Cool

Before becoming a full-time photographer, Melody Macdonald spent more than 20 years working as a 911 dispatcher, where staying calm, listening carefully and communicating

678: Marcin Rafalowicz – How to Build a Custom ChatGPT for Your Photography Business

Most photographers are using AI for culling, editing or the occasional social post. Marcin Rafalowicz believes they’re barely scratching the surface. In this interview,

677: Mycah Bain – Building a Team, Buying Back Your Time and Growing to $340K

If you've ever wondered what it would take to build a photography business that keeps growing without you photographing every session, this episode is for you. Mycah Bai

676: Joanna Kilgore – How to Build a Photography Business Anywhere

Joanna Kilgore of Jolee Art & Photography has rebuilt her portrait photography business from scratch in multiple new locations — and managed to become known fast each tim

675: Kim Jongen – Turning Viral Dog Photos Into Wall Art, Stock Sales and Coaching

Kim Jongen of Mother Puppers Studio is back on the podcast two years after first sharing how she became one of the most recognisable dog photographers in the Netherlands.

674: Su Kaye – From $81k to $175k by Believing in the Photography Experience You Sell

Su Kaye of [www.sukaye.com](http://www.sukaye.com) is a UK-based family and dog photographer with decades of experience, a reputation for creating unexpected pet portrait

673: North Sullivan – Building a $10M+ Portrait Studio Business

North Sullivan of www.thephotostudio.com.au has spent over 40 years behind the camera, shooting some of Australia’s largest advertising campaigns. These days, his focus

672: Alex Vita – Why Photographers Need to Be Picked by AI, Not Just Ranked by Google

Premium Members, click here to access this interview in the premium area Alex Vita of www.foregroundweb.com helps photographers turn their websites into enquiry machines.

671: Vincent Pugliese – Build a Photography Business That Creates Freedom, Not Just Income

Vincent Pugliese built a successful wedding photography business with his wife, Elizabeth, and in under four years used it to pay off all their debt — including their hom

670: Ryan Erickson – $315K from Mobile Pet Photography, Instagram Ads and Market Events

Ryan Erickson is back on the podcast after first appearing in episode 587, and a lot has changed. His mobile pet photography business in Colorado grew by 50% last year,

669: Stacey Rolfe – 80% Returning Clients… Without Discounts or Sales Calls

Most photographers are chasing leads. Posting, boosting, tweaking captions… hoping something sticks. Stacey Rolfe built a business doing the opposite. Instead of chasi

668: Shawn Black – Boudoir Photography Business, Pricing & IPS Strategy

Shawn Black built one of the most successful boudoir studios in the US — photographing over 125 clients a year and generating close to $450K in revenue at its peak. But

667: Johl Dunn – Marketing Isn’t the Problem With Your Photography Business

Premium Members, click here to access this interview in the premium area Johl Dunn of www.johldunn.com will be familiar if you’ve been listening for a while. He’s been on

666: Tracy Goodwin – Why Your Voice Is Costing You Clients (And You Don’t Even Know It)

Premium Members, click here to access this interview in the premium area Tracy Goodwin of www.captivatetheroom.com is a voice expert, coach, author, and podcaster who’s s

665: Art Streiber – Why Clients Trust Him With Million-Dollar Shoots

At the level Art Streiber is working… photography isn’t the hard part. Managing expectations. Handling pressure. Making sure everything comes together when it matters.