Most photographers think if they just sell digital files or run mini sessions for a little cheaper than the photographer down the street,

they can figure out pricing of products later.

But here's the problem when you do that.

You're not serving your clients and you're definitely not serving yourself.

And when it comes to starting to offer printed products like wall art and albums, you probably

have no idea what to charge.

Here's the thing.

I'm not handing you another pricing calculator because that's not what you need.

What you really need is to get this.

If you want to run a business for profit, you have to charge profitable prices. And I'm challenging you to stop

giving away a ton of cheap high-res digital files to your clients to figure out how to print. Because

as you know, they usually don't even print them. Your clients don't need more digital files.

So today I'm walking you through five simple steps

to price your printed portraits profitably

without scaring away your clients.

If you follow this system,

you'll stop trading endless nights

of editing and retouching for pennies,

and you'll start building a business that actually pays you

what you deserve. I know this works because I too went from giving it all away for no profit

to selling over $3 million in portraits using these five steps.

Hey there, my name's Sarah Petty and I went from a stressed out, overworked

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