In this episode, I sit down with Austin Sauer, owner of a growing real estate media company out of Kentucky. Austin’s story is one a lot of photographers will relate to — starting out solo, doing everything himself, and figuring it out one shoot at a time. He shares how he went from grinding through sixty shoots a year to building a streamlined, profitable business that’s now running with a full team in the field. We talk about: How he scaled from $50k to nearly $350k in annual revenueW...
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In this episode, I sit down with Austin Sauer, owner of a growing real estate media company out of Kentucky. Austin’s story is one a lot of photographers will relate to — starting out solo, doing everything himself, and figuring it out one shoot at a time. He shares how he went from grinding through sixty shoots a year to building a streamlined, profitable business that’s now running with a full team in the field. We talk about: How he scaled from $50k to nearly $350k in annual revenueW...
E8 - The Client Loyalty Amplifier: How to Turn One-Time Shoots into Lifelong Clients
The Pixl Marketing Show
30 minutes
3 months ago
E8 - The Client Loyalty Amplifier: How to Turn One-Time Shoots into Lifelong Clients
Most photographers say their business runs on referrals — but few have a system for creating loyal clients who come back again and again. In this episode, Pete reveals the missing ingredient in most real estate media businesses: a Client Loyalty Strategy. You’ll learn how to go beyond one-off shoots and build long-term relationships that multiply your revenue over time. From milestone-based reward systems to emotional appreciation tactics, and even paid VIP memberships — this episode walks ...
The Pixl Marketing Show
In this episode, I sit down with Austin Sauer, owner of a growing real estate media company out of Kentucky. Austin’s story is one a lot of photographers will relate to — starting out solo, doing everything himself, and figuring it out one shoot at a time. He shares how he went from grinding through sixty shoots a year to building a streamlined, profitable business that’s now running with a full team in the field. We talk about: How he scaled from $50k to nearly $350k in annual revenueW...
