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The Ultimate Tech Stack for Photographers

Published on: 12/09/2025

Think of your CRM (Customer Relationship Management system) as the digital brain of your photography business.

Small BusinessAutomationPhotography

What If Your Supply Chain Could Text You Before Something Goes Wrong?

Published on: 08/09/2025

If you’re tired of being reactive, of finding out problems only when they blow up, then it’s time to put your comms on autopilot — with MarketSurge as your early-warning system.

AutomationLogisticsCRM

APIs for Marketers: Why You Don’t Need to Be a Developer to Win Like One

Published on: 07/09/2025

Most marketers see the term “API” and their eyes glaze over. It sounds technical, complicated, and like something that belongs in a developer’s Slack channel—not a marketer’s toolbox.

DataMarketingAutomation

Stop Letting Missed Calls Kill Your Bookings: Why Photographers Should Outsource Sales

Published on: 02/09/2025

Whether you're a wedding photographer juggling weekend shoots or a family portrait artist handling editing marathons, you’re likely too busy to catch every incoming inquiry. Unfortunately, that “Sorry I missed your call!” message might as well say “Sorry I lost a client!”

SalesAutomationPhotography

8 Proven Ways to Scale Your Company with AI (Without Bloated Headcount)

Published on: 26/08/2025

In this founder-friendly guide, you’ll see exactly how to use AI to qualify more leads, personalize outreach, coach your sales conversations, optimize ad spend, and automate the busywork that slows growth. We’ll share a practical 30/60/90 plan, the KPIs to watch, and the guardrails that keep you safe and compliant.

AISalesAutomation

The Hidden Costs of DIY Marketing (And Why DFY Might Be Cheaper Than You Think)

Published on: 26/08/2025

DIY is appealing because there’s no invoice. But your time already has a price. Even if you never write yourself a check, your business does: it pays in delayed launches, inconsistent follow-up, and “good enough” creative that never compounds.

MarketingAutomation