When I moved to St. Louis, it took about 8 months to book my first boudoir photography client. On the other hand, my 1:1 photography coaching client, Faith, had sessions booked BEFORE she moved to her new city because she learned from my mistakes.
In this episode, I talk about three steps to make sure you're fully booked before moving your studio to a new area.
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