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[187] How to Write Emails Your Clients Actually WANT to Read [Part 1]
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What can you write in emails so you don’t sound spammy or annoy your clients?
Many photographers struggle with writing emails that feel personal, engaging, and actually get read!
In today’s episode, I’m sharing my top strategies for writing emails that not only get opened but make your clients excited to hear from you.
We’ll dive into the common mistakes photographers make with their emails and how to fix them, so you can build stronger connections and keep your calendar full of bookings.
WHAT TO LISTEN FOR:
•How to make your emails sound natural and authentic
•The one part of your email that needs the most time and attention to get more people to see your emails
•A simple way to to build trust and encourage bookings through your emails
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