Podcast appearances and mentions of easton reynolds

One year of SNEW's! W00t! This week I discuss the State of the photography industry one year after the lockdowns began. Joining me are some of our communities most respected wedding and portrait photographers. They share their thoughts on how they think their 2021 will be going in their corner of the world.Thank you Jason Domingues, Sean Brown, Jamie Schneider, Matthew Kemmetmueller, Jenn Lewis, Easton Reynolds, Lori Nordstrom, JB Sallee, Hiram Trillo and Davey Dave for sharing your candid thoughts.I'd also like to say thanks to all of my loyal listeners! If you like what you hear, please hit that subscribe button!Support the show (https://www.thegroupp.com/)

Easton Reynolds is the Founder of The Art of Six Figures, a business-changing marketing education platform for photographers. In 2012, Easton joined his wife in her New Jersey-based photography business, LuRey Photography, and immediately began putting his business background to use. LuRey Photography achieved 6 figures in its second year in business.   in 2017, he launched The Art of Six Figures Facebook Ads course, through which he has helped hundreds of photographers around the world.   Easton has been seen on the stage as a keynote speaker at Inspire, and has taught classes for PPA in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Vermont. He has also taught at WPPI 2017, 2018, and he's been featured in RangeFinder, Shutter Magazine, SLR Lounge and many more. Named a top 100 wedding photographer by both SLR Lounge and Brandsmash, Easton is sponsored by B&H Photo and MagMod. Luci Dumas and Easton chat in detail about Direct Response Marketing and Facebook Ads and how they can be the core marketing program for a highly successful business.   Topics include -Boosting posts and Facebook Ad and why the ads are much more successful -Pixels- what they are an how to use them to find and market to idea clients -SEO tips -Story Based marketing -Lead Magnets and landing pages -Retargeting to people that clicked on an ad   You are bound to feel inspired and grateful that you took the time to listen to this brilliant guest of The Profitable Photographer.   Join his FREE 7 Day Challenge https://offer.theartofsixfigures.com/7-day-fb-ads-challenge   contact Easton at info@theartofsixfigures.com

Are you out there shooting weddings again? What is your "battle plan?" Have you received the proper communications from your clients to make sure you're safe? What happens if you find yourself in a situation you were NOT expecting?Easton tells us his story about how he was shocked to walk into a completely different situation than he was expecting and was left to deal with putting himself and his wife at risk.Listen in as we discuss this wedding and what his plans are for future weddings going forward.Links to stuff we talked about:The Art of Six Figures - Business of photographyEaston FB group - The Art of Six FiguresSupport the show (https://www.thegroupp.com/)

There is so much uncertainty in the world right now but one thing we do know for certain is that this will not be our forever new normal.Fact: Taking photos only makes up about 10-20% of the time you spend on your photography business. Today's guest, Easton Reynolds of 6 Figure Photography (is that his company name?), shares tips on what you should focus on during this pause in sessions that involve the other 80-90% of your business.Life will return to normal and when it does will you be ready to capture it all?Discover more about Easton ReynoldsWebsite: theartofsixfigures.comFacebook: @theartofsixfiguresFacebook Group: The Art of Six Figures - Learn The Business of PhotographyInstagram: @theartofsixfiguresBio:Easton Reynolds is the Founder of The Art of Six Figures, a business-changing marketing education platform for photographers. 2017, he launched The Art of Six Figures Facebook Ads course, through which he has helped hundreds of photographers around the world. Easton has been seen on the stage as a keynote speaker at Inspire and has taught classes for PPA in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Vermont. He has also taught at WPPI 2017, 2018, 2019 and he's been featured in RangeFinder, Shutter Magazine, SLR Lounge and many more. In addition to working with photographers and vendors, Easton also works with small businesses outside the photography industry to provide coaching and Done For You marketing services.Resources shared in this episodeBrene Brown

Easton Reynolds is a photographer who wears many hats. Together with his wife Laura, he is one half of LuRey Photography - a wedding photography business that has been named as one of the Top 100 Wedding photographers in the US and Canada by SLR Lounge as well as Brandsmash, and have been featured in Rangefinder, Shutter Mag, The Knot, Denim and Grace, & more. Along with being a staff writer for SLR Lounge, Easton is also the founder of The Art Of Six Figures, an education platform designed to help remove the guesswork involved in building your dream photography business. In this podcast we do a deep dive into Facebook ads. Many photographers know that Facebook ads have great potential, but are unsure how to properly leverage this tool to generate leads and income. Easton & the team at Art of Six Figures have developed a FB ads course like no other, and he shares some of that knowledge with us in this interview. If you want to gain some insight into the world of Facebook ads, then this podcast is for you! Art of Six Figures: www.theartofsixfigures.com Free Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1636232826693663/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theartofsixfigures/

Join me as I chat with Easton Reynolds, founder of The Art of Six Figures.We’ll learn about Facebook ads, and strategies you can use specifically as a photographer. We will also find out if you should or should not boost your posts, and more.

In this interview Easton Reynolds breaks down how HE has broken down the process for creating high levels of repeatable income using Facebook Ads!

Are you intimidated with growing your business on Facebook due to how overwhelming the advertising platform can be?In episode 171 of the Bokeh Podcast, Sarah Willey of Sarah Lynn Photography shares her approach to a successful Facebook marketing strategy. Listen as she discusses the importance of consistency and engagement, along with concepts to understand before you begin boosting posts.The Bokeh Podcast is brought to you by Photographer’s Edit: Custom Editing for the Wedding and Portrait Photographer. You can also subscribe to the Bokeh podcast on the Apple podcast app, follow on Spotify, add to your playlist on Stitcher, or listen on Overcast.Technique for Time: Step away from your computer to reset, then get back to your work. Also outsourcing and delegating work that takes up too much of your time.The Lesson: Require deposits to cover your time.The Gear Bag: Canon 85mm 1.2Facebook Mistakes by Business Owners:1. Giving Up2. Not learning how to target the correct audience.What to do on Facebook:1. Stay consistent in posting.2. Engage with those commenting.3. Focus on your own business and your clients.4. Test your target audience to find the right one.5. Get reviews from your clients.Presets Mentioned:SMAL: bit.ly/bp-smalVSCO.comMentioned in this Episode: Rising Tide Society: bit.ly/bp-rtsLinks: sarahlynnphotographypdx.comInstagram.com/sarahlynnphotographypdxfacebook.com/photographybysarahlynnMakoar Chandelier Glass Ring: bit.ly/bp-ringE-myth Revisited: bit.ly/emyth-revisitedEpisode 135 with Easton Reynolds: bit.ly/bp-135 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Are you searching for ways to advertise your business to the right audience? In episode 135 of the Bokeh Podcast, Easton Reynolds shares how Facebook ads allow you to target audiences that fit your ideal client while creating messages that will convert. Check out his three simple steps to getting started with Facebook ads.The Bokeh Podcast is brought to you by Photographer’s Edit: Custom Editing for the Wedding and Portrait Photographer. You can also subscribe to the Bokeh podcast on the Apple podcast app, follow on Spotify, add to your playlist on Stitcher, or listen on Overcast.The Lesson: After a few years in business, it snuck up on them one year that they only had 10 of the 30 weddings they wanted on the books. Easton and Laura soon realized they hadn’t been intentional in growing their clients and booking.Time Technique: Go hard at work, when you’re at work. Go hard at home, when you’re at home.Brand Position: Timeless elegance meets high artistry.The Gear Bag: Yongnuo 564Nikon D750Magmod ModifiersThree Steps to Facebook Advertising:1. Get to know your ideal clients and their interests.2. Add value to your potential clients by giving them information that is practical and free, which will create brand trust.3. Reach out to past clients to get a video testimonial of them.Mentioned in this episode:Gary VaynerchuckAndy & AbigailRedwood and Rye StudiosLinksWebsite: theartofsixfigures.comFacebook: fb.com/theartofsixfiguresFacebook Group: fb.com/groups/TheArtOfTheSecondShot/Website: lureyphotography.comInstagram: instagram.com/lureyweddings/Facebook: fb.com/LuReyPhotographyHigh Performance Habits - Brendon Burchard See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Facebook currently has 2 billion active users and I can guarantee that within that large amount of people using the platform your audience is hanging out there!  Listen to today's episode to learn about Facebook ads and how they can transform your business. Easton covers some of the basics in this marketing chat and I can't wait to hear about your experience with this marketing strategy. You can find out more info on the show's notes page http://thetogrepublic.com/podcast/15  

Episode #316 of the podcast features an interview with Easton Reynolds. Discussion topics include: Maximizing your budget, understanding the tools and targeting vs. retargeting. The post 316: Easton Reynolds – How to maximize your marketing and target your ideal client using Facebook Ads appeared first on Sprout Studio.

Episode #316 of the podcast features an interview with Easton Reynolds. Discussion topics include: Maximizing your budget, understanding the tools and targeting vs. retargeting.