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Photo Workflow Chaos
Photographers and visual content creators struggle with fragmented, manual workflows for client intake, photo capture, selection, editing, and delivery, causing delays, errors, and lost business.
In their words
how do you handle the situation when client comes up to you after few years and asks for their photos/videos again, because he lost some of it on a flash, dead PC, etc?
I'm at a point where I need to start thinking about outsourcing my edits in order to buy back some of my life back.
Im an realtor, not a photographer, my time is better spend elsewhere.
by the time Sunday comes around I am so tired and editing takes a lot of mental tolls
love Fotello if the fee wasnt so high more inclusive of all features and it was less challenging to get listing out to clients especially in a rush
Number one biggest problem is management of all the assets. Content is only valuable if you can find what you need when you need it.
As my subscription got more expensive and my drive ran out of space, I had to delete a bunch of stuff including these pictures I took 9 months ago.
I noticed quite a few unaddressed problems in the photography market and decided to take matters into my own hands.
I don't want to spend every weekend for the rest of my life going around to listings to find garbage.
I’ve started taking the photos myself on my iPhone and running them through Sublim.it which makes them photos look clean and professional without me having to edit them myself.
Paste more than 3-4 filenames into Lightroom's search and it just breaks.
I need ideas on how to get in front of new audiences of women in their 40's with expendable income
Photographers and visual creators
Where they talk
- r/RealEstatePhotography
- r/WeddingPhotography
- r/realtors
- r/photography
- r/videography
- r/smallbusiness
- r/Lightroom
- r/PropertyManagement
Tools they use today
- Google Drive
- Dropbox
- Lightroom
- Matterport
- Pixieset
- Pic-Time
- Zillow
Why those fall short
- clients must select hundreds of photos, review design, request changes, approve
- Subscription got expensive and drive ran out of space
- photos do not show the residence or address
- can't see inside; drive-by useless when interior is trashed
- no way to confirm readiness before arrival; agents and sellers ignore prep
Map of ideas
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