Matthew The Body Kemmetmueller – The Business of Volume School Photography

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Matthew The Body Kemmetmueller – The Business of Volume School Photography

1. Class Introduction
2. How To Identify Schools To Work With
3. How To Identify Decision Makers At Schools
4. The Logistics Of Placing Bids
5. Learn From Your Mistakes
6. Why A Good Bid Is Important
7. Intro & School Specifications For Bid
8. Bid Questionnaire
9. Charter School Bids
10. Gear Rundown For School Photography
11. Key Elements For Photoshoot Day
12. Photolynx Workflow
13. Pre Paid Sales Vs Proof Jobs
14. Account Retention
15. Preschool Photography
16. Bidding Differences For Preschool Photography
17. Order Forms & Products For Preschool Photoshoots
18. Cap & Gown Pricing & Packages
19. How To Order Specialty And Service Items
20. Packaging & Delivering Products

CLASS DESCRIPTION

Make More Money With School Portraits

We’ve all had our annual school portrait taken over the years. Of course you didn’t think about the hard work and organization that it took for the photographer to get hundreds of images taken during that day, but volume school portrait photography is a great way for photographers to add additional income to their business. Matthew “The Body” Kemmetmueller has broken into that competitive market and wants to share his knowledge of that industry with you. He’ll explain:

• How to get into the schools that are right for your business
• The best way to choose the software and gear you’ll need
• How to put together bids and win over the schools
• The most efficient way to order and deliver products
• How to automate the retouching process

School photography is not an easy market to conquer, but Matthew will walk you through everything you’ll need to know in order to become a successful school portrait photographer.

MATTHEW THE BODY KEMMETMUELLER

Matthew Kemmetmueller, AKA “The Body” is the Lead Photographer/Owner of Kemmetmueller Photography based just outside of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Matthew was first introduced to this industry from his father who started Kemmetmueller Photography in 1972.

From here Kemmetmueller Photography grew in the metro area to one of the areas largest studios photographing hundreds of high school seniors, families, babies, weddings as well as managing a major volume based sports business. In 2010 Matthew took full ownership of the studio from his father and Matthew began to focus on diversifying the income for the studio and growing it into new directions.

After developing a successful photo booth rental service (www.thelittleblackbooth.com) and an extremely successful sister company that photographs boudoir, Matthew has his complete focus on making his studio a fast output, high-quality place that proves that high volume studios do not mean low quality.

His boudoir company, Elusive Art, is photographed, edited and sold by all female photographers. The growth of this sister company has allowed Matthew to continue shooting high school seniors and families while maintaining his goal of diversifying his company to its full potential.

Matthew has also focused his attention on making daily deal websites like Groupon, Living Social and The Knot.com, profitable and effective. With three successful businesses, Matthew is now actively sharing every step he has taken to perfect his business in a “No Secrets/No BS” style of sharing.

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2. The Business of Volume School Photography Course

• There are no scheduled coaching calls or sessions with the author.
• Access to the author’s private Facebook group or web portal is not permitted.
• No access to the author’s private membership forum.
• There is no direct email support available from the author or their team.