All Angles Photography Podcast

All Angles Photography Podcast is a business podcast for wedding photographers wanting to build and scale their careers. Hosted by Claire Hunt, a destination photographer and educator to hundreds, she’s here to share it all from how she went full-time in just 3 months to how she was able to scale to a multi-six figure business. Every 2 weeks, Claire brings an inviting presence while providing no-fluff, actionable strategies that you need. If you’re wanting to grow in your marketing knowledge, refine booking processes, elevate your client experience, scale your business, increase your income, and operate your business as a CEO and not just photographer, then that’s what Claire’s here to help you do. Grab your coffee, because we’re about to hit on all angles of running a fulfilling photography career. | @itsclairehunt

96 - Pricing Conversations: The $4-7K Sweet Spot 08/21/2026

96 - Pricing Conversations: The $4-7K Sweet Spot What if the pricing range you're trying to rush your way out of is actually the most strategic place in the wedding photography industry to build from? So many photographers are sitting right in the $4–7K range, doing really well, and quietly believing they should be farther along by now – charging 8K, 10K, 15K, because that's what Instagram makes success look like. In this episode of the Pricing Conversations series, I'm making the case for why this range gives you more inquiries, real selectivity, and add-ons that actually sell, and why mastering it is what makes everything after it possible. We're talking about what the wedding day itself feels like in this range, the math of booking 20 weddings at 6K, and why your albums, film add-ons, engagement sessions, and extra coverage hours convert here more easily than anywhere else. I'm also sharing what genuinely changes the moment your starting price passes 7K – because a 10K photography business isn't a bigger version of the one you have now, it's a different business with a different client, a different acquisition strategy, and a different kind of currency. I wish someone had explained that to me before I made the jump myself. And then there's the part I think is the most important: the single most common thing that breaks a photography business that's already working is boredom. I'm sharing exactly what happened to one of my students when she changed what was converting, what it cost her, and what happened when she went back. Because familiar to you is brand new to your client, friend. In this episode of All Angles Photography Podcast, you will learn: Why the $4–7K range creates more inquiries and real selectivity, and how to find the pricing dead zone in your own market How to build add-ons and higher packages that couples genuinely want, so your average booking climbs without raising your base price What actually changes when you move past 7K – your point of contact, your acquisition, your client experience, your systems, and your positioning Why you should only change what's working when your numbers tell you to, and the three things to check before you raise your prices again Show Notes: Featured Offerings or Resources Mentioned in this Episode: – doors open in October, and waitlist members get first access to a special surprise I'm offering for the first time ever – my $67 Serve to Sell Framework™ for leading your discovery call with confidence, connection, and a natural close that doesn't feel salesy, including the full yes ladder training (podcast listener discount code: PODSQUAD) – for photographers ready to scale what's already working, including associate teams : The Real Reason You're Not Booking at Your Current Prices : How to Share Pricing as a Photographer : The Difference Between a $5,000 Wedding Photographer and a $10,000 Wedding Photographer Claire's Instagram: /episode/index/show/74e51dbc-bb20-43d6-bb91-0f3b803a7a42/id/42506315

95 - How I Became a Sought After Wedding Photographer (Live Workshop on 7/22) 07/17/2026

95 - How I Became a Sought After Wedding Photographer (Live Workshop on 7/22) Ever wonder what it actually takes to become a sought after wedding photographer — the kind couples choose before they've even gotten on a call with you? In this episode, I'm sharing the most in-depth version of the beginning of my own story: how I went from a pediatric trauma nurse to a six-figure wedding photography business in under a year, how I moved my business across the country without losing a single week of momentum, and the exact shift that took one of my students from three years of silence in her inbox to booking $9,000 in three days. If you've ever felt invisible even while doing everything "right," or you're tired of getting ghosted after sending your pricing guide, this episode will change how you think about your own photography business marketing and messaging. In this episode of All Angles Photography Podcast, you will hear: How I replaced my nursing income and went full-time in photography in just three months — with nearly zero strategy in place My timeline behind scaling from $1,500 weddings to $6,500 weddings, including my first destination wedding and eight weddings booked in just one month What it actually took to move my wedding photography business across the country and prove it wasn't luck Why messaging — not visibility, not pricing — is usually the real reason couples choose someone else, and how one student booked $9,000 in three days by shifting her words alone SHOW NOTES: Featured Offerings or Resources Mentioned in this Episode: Register for — my live, one-time workshop on July 22nd, 2026 where I'll walk you through the real reason couples choose someone else, the positioning shifts that make you the obvious choice before a call ever happens, and how to build enough value in your words alone that your price becomes beside the point. Attend live for the Q&A and a chance at a live website audit — the same one I read from in this episode — grab it if you want a way to look back and see how far you've come in your own business — the all-in-one CRM I'm building specifically for photographers, combining client management, email marketing, contracts, invoices, social scheduling, automations, and more in one place. Waitlist members get first access and founding pricing Come chat with me on Instagram: — send me a DM if there's anything you want to see in the workshop or hear on a future episode /episode/index/show/74e51dbc-bb20-43d6-bb91-0f3b803a7a42/id/42124430

94 - The 4 Hidden Numbers That Determine Your Photography Business Success 07/03/2026

94 - The 4 Hidden Numbers That Determine Your Photography Business Success If you've ever obsessed over your revenue number without actually understanding why your bookings are up or down, this episode is going to change how you see your entire photography business. We're breaking down the four hidden numbers most wedding photographers never track consistently — your website conversion rate, your contact page conversion rate, your inquiry to booking rate, and your call conversion rate — and showing you exactly how each one reveals where your business is quietly leaking clients. Revenue can only tell you what already happened. These four numbers tell you what to actually fix next. I'm walking you through real stories from my Book It students to show you what's possible when you finally understand your numbers instead of just guessing — from a student booking around 90% of her calls, to another who had a bride ready to book within five minutes of getting on the phone. I'm also sharing a personal story about hiring a nanny for my son that perfectly mirrors why speed and consistency in your inquiry response can make or break a booking. By the end of this episode, you'll know exactly which one number to start watching this week and what it's telling you about your photography business growth. In this episode of All Angles Photography Podcast, you will hear: Why your revenue alone can never tell you what to fix in your business — and what to track instead How to read your website conversion rate and contact page conversion rate to know if your website funnel is actually doing the selling for you Why your inquiry to booking rate matters more than ever in 2026, and how to stop losing warm leads in the gap between inquiry and booking How to raise your call conversion rate and lead a discovery call with confidence instead of hoping for a yes How to read all four numbers together so you know exactly where your one true leak is instead of guessing SHOW NOTES: Featured Offerings or Resources Mentioned in this Episode: — my signature mentorship program where we build all five foundations together: branding, marketing, website, pricing and sales, and client experience + organization. Doors close at the end of July and won't reopen until late fall. — my $67 Serve-to-Sell Framework™ for leading your discovery call with confidence, connection, and the Yes Ladder approach that makes booking feel like the obvious next step — the all-in-one CRM I'm building specifically for photographers, combining client management, email marketing, contracts, invoices, social scheduling, automations, and more in one place. Waitlist members get first access and founding pricing Connect with Claire: /episode/index/show/74e51dbc-bb20-43d6-bb91-0f3b803a7a42/id/41928700

93 - Pricing Conversations: How To Share Pricing as a Photographer 06/12/2026

93 - Pricing Conversations: How To Share Pricing as a Photographer If you've been losing sleep over where your wedding photography pricing is supposed to live – on your website, behind an inquiry form, or saved for the discovery call – I want to take that weight off your shoulders right now. The reason this question feels so impossible is because it's been treated like a yes-or-no decision, when it was never yes-or-no at all. It's about the sequence – what you say, where you say it, and in what order – so couples fall in love with you before they ever start comparing numbers. In this Pricing Conversations episode, I'm walking you through exactly where your pricing belongs at every stage: on your website, inside your inquiry response, and in the actual conversation on a discovery call. We get into the real difference between price transparency (the number that qualifies people) and the pricing conversation (the connection that converts them) – two completely different skills almost nobody talks about. I also share why couples ghost you after you send your pricing (spoiler: it's almost never the number), how to rewrite your photography inquiry response to lead with connection first, and the website audit that uncovered 950 visits and only one inquiry. Whether you're a wedding photographer trying to stop getting price shopped, book more dream clients, or finally feel calm and confident talking about money, this one will reframe how you think about sharing your pricing in today's market. You'll walk away with four things you can implement today to start qualifying better inquiries and booking the couples who were always meant to find you. In this episode of All Angles Photography Podcast, you will hear: Where your pricing belongs at every stage – website, inquiry response, and discovery call – and how to sequence it so desire comes before the number The difference between price transparency that works and transparency that quietly kills your conversions The real reason couples ghost you after you send your pricing (and why it's almost never your rates) How to lead a discovery call that feels like serving instead of selling – so the yes becomes the natural next step Show Notes: Featured Offerings or Resources Mentioned in the Episode: – the exact words to connect first, introduce pricing, and guide couples toward a call – build the yes ladder and lead your call from hello to "where do we sign" – set pricing built on your real numbers, not a vibe – the complete way to become the photographer dream clients seek out, choose, and happily invest in – whether to share your pricing before or after a discovery call Come say hi on Instagram – I'd love to know how this episode landed for you /episode/index/show/74e51dbc-bb20-43d6-bb91-0f3b803a7a42/id/41619205

92 - AI Contract Essentials for Photographers with The Legal Paige 05/18/2026

92 - AI Contract Essentials for Photographers with The Legal Paige You're using AI in your photography business right now – whether you realize it or not. From Lightroom's generative tools to culling software to how you're writing your blogs, AI is everywhere in our workflows. But here's what most photographers don't know: without the right language in your contracts, you could be putting your copyright ownership at risk. Even worse, your clients are probably uploading your delivered photos into AI generators and creating derivative works without understanding they're violating your copyright. The legal layer of photography has completely shifted, and the photographers who get ahead of this now are the ones who'll sleep soundly knowing they're protected. In this episode, I have Paige Griffith from The Legal Paige to walk you through the AI clauses you need in your photography contract right now, why transparency about your AI usage actually builds trust with clients, and exactly what happens when clients use AI on your photos. Whether you're already using AI tools or you're wondering if you should be, this conversation is essential for protecting your creative work and your business. In this episode of All Angles Photography Podcast, you'll hear: What AI tools you're probably already using in your photography workflow and how to disclose them to clients through an AI disclaimer clause The copyright implications of using generative AI in your photo editing and why the U.S. Copyright Office says your work must be "largely human-created" to be protected How clients are using AI on delivered photos right now (and why they don't realize it's copyright infringement) and what contract language stops it The three specific contract clauses every photographer needs: AI disclaimer, personal license to use (updated for AI), and copyright and intellectual property protection Why being transparent about your AI usage with clients builds trust instead of creating distance How to protect your website copy and content if you're using AI to create blogs, landing pages, or email sequences Why getting your legal foundation solid now—before there's a problem—is the smartest investment you can make in your photography business Show Notes: Featured Offerings or Resources Mentioned in the Episode: Mid-Year Sale - where you can find all the contract clauses, templates, and resources Paige mentioned for 40% off May 18th-21st 2026. for an extra discount on top of the sale – or year-round if you're catching this episode later. - includes the three essential clauses (AI disclaimer, personal license to use update, and copyright/IP protection) ready to copy and paste into your contract - separate clause for protecting your website copy and content if you're using AI to create it For more contract essentials that are my favorites from The Legal Paige, - where photographers share legal questions and Paige answers them directly /episode/index/show/74e51dbc-bb20-43d6-bb91-0f3b803a7a42/id/41324675

91 - Why Bookings Feel Harder in 2026 (And the 3 Fixes That Work) 04/24/2026

91 - Why Bookings Feel Harder in 2026 (And the 3 Fixes That Work) What you actually need in 2026? A complete system — one that creates consistency whether the economy shifts, trends change, or your confidence wavers on any given day. That's exactly what we're building toward with the Client Connection System™. In this episode, you're getting the audio version of my Booked + Valued workshop (And if you want to see the full video version and see on-screen references, you can ), where I walk you through the three specific strategies that are actually booking photographers in today's market. Here's what you'll walk away with: How to dissolve competition in saturated markets so you become the obvious choice before couples even speak with you — through brand positioning How to attract the clients you actually want and convert them into bookings consistently — through desire-based messaging that speaks to what couples feel, not just what you do How to book your highest packages without competing on price or deliverables — through a value-building sales process that has couples feeling sold before pricing even comes up You'll also hear real student results from Book It — Nicole who booked 9K in three days and 25K by month two, Kaleigh and Michael who booked 62K while in the program, Ariah who went from 2K to 6K packages in 90 days, and Karmen who hit a 90%+ discovery call conversion rate and brought in 69K total. Show notes: Resources mentioned in this episode: – the VIDEO version of this training with all of the visuals references in this podcast Getting ghosted when a dream client inquires? Wanting to increase your booking rate and convert more discovery calls with my Yes-Ladder Framework? . Ready to put the full Client Connection System™ together and become sought after, choosing your clients, charging what you actually want, and having a business that works harder than you? . /episode/index/show/74e51dbc-bb20-43d6-bb91-0f3b803a7a42/id/40999170

90 - Book It Student Wins: $9K in 3 Days, $40K by Feb, $69K in 3 Months, + More 04/03/2026

90 - Book It Student Wins: $9K in 3 Days, $40K by Feb, $69K in 3 Months, + More You're working hard – really hard – but something still isn't clicking. The inquiries aren't consistent, the bookings feel unpredictable, and you're starting to wonder if it's your market, your pricing, or just you. What if I told you it's none of those things? In this episode of All Angles Photography Podcast, I'm sharing what changes when wedding photographers build the right business foundation – and I'm letting the results speak for themselves. Since I started tracking Book It student wins in 2025, photographers inside the program have collectively submitted $3.7 million in tracked results. In this episode, I'm sharing six of those stories — photographers who came in with inconsistent bookings, nonexistent inquiries, and businesses that weren't working for them — and showing you exactly what shifted. We're talking $40K booked by February 13th, $69K in three months, $9K in three days with a 100% conversion rate, $8K weddings booked without a single discovery call, and a photographer who delivered a contract poolside while on vacation with her family. The numbers are real. But what's underneath them — the confidence, the freedom, the feeling that your business is finally working for you instead of against you — that's the part I really want you to hear. In this episode of All Angles Photography Podcast, you'll hear about: How six Book It students went from inconsistent inquiries and relying on referrals to building photography businesses that book dream clients consistently Why mindset and strategy work together — and how Claudia's $34K transformation came from doing both at once What a website that actually converts looks like in practice — including how Logan books $8K weddings without ever getting on a discovery call How Nicole used SEO inside Book It to create a brand new lead generation avenue she'd never had access to before — with zero paid ads SHOW NOTES: https://clairehunt.co/blog/student-reviews/recent-book-it-student-wins/ RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE: — the 12-week photography business mentorship program built on the Client Connection System™ — the standalone tool Karmen and Nicole both started with before joining Book It — the all-in-one CRM built specifically for photographers Connect with Claire: /episode/index/show/74e51dbc-bb20-43d6-bb91-0f3b803a7a42/id/40719840

89 - Pricing Conversations: The Reason You're Not Booking at Your Prices 03/13/2026

89 - Pricing Conversations: The Reason You're Not Booking at Your Prices If bookings have felt slower lately and you've started wondering if your pricing is too high — this episode is your permission slip to stop second-guessing yourself. The truth is, your price is almost never the real problem. What's actually getting in the way is that your dream clients aren't feeling your value before they ever reach out. And that's a completely fixable thing. In this first episode of my new Pricing Conversations series, I'm breaking down the three specific places where value gets communicated in your photography business before a couple even hits send on your contact form — and why when those three things are working together, your wedding photography pricing stops feeling like something you have to justify or defend. Whether you're struggling with getting ghosted after sending pricing, trying to book higher packages consistently, or just feeling like your photography marketing isn't converting the way it should, this episode will help you see exactly where to focus your energy. We're talking brand positioning, inquiry response strategy, and discovery call frameworks — the full client connection system that turns cold leads into dream bookings, without lowering your prices or adding more to your packages just to compete. In this episode of All Angles Photography Podcast, you will hear: Why lowering your wedding photography pricing when bookings slow down actually works against you The three places value gets built — and how to make each one work harder for you What strong brand positioning actually does (and a real student example of a couple who wanted to book 5 minutes into the call) How to build a discovery call framework that feels like genuine connection, not a sales pitch Show Notes: Featured Offerings or Resources Mentioned in the Episode — where I break down the three biggest roadblocks photographers face when trying to book dream clients at 5K+ packages, and walk you through how to actually fix them — the exact ones I use in my business, downloaded by over 11,000 photographers, with guidance on how to personalize them so you get ghosted less and move more couples toward a discovery call — my $67 serve-to-sell framework™ for leading your discovery call with confidence, connection, and a natural close that doesn't feel salesy — my signature mentorship program where we build all five foundations together: branding, marketing, website, pricing and sales, and client experience + organization. Most students make their investment back within the first month — the all-in-one CRM I'm building specifically for photographers, combining client management, email marketing, contracts, invoices, social scheduling, automations, and more in one place. Waitlist members get first access and founding pricing Connect with Claire: /episode/index/show/74e51dbc-bb20-43d6-bb91-0f3b803a7a42/id/40421695

88 - Laurel's Book It Review: From 3 Weddings Per YEAR To A 20K PROFIT Month 02/27/2026

88 - Laurel's Book It Review: From 3 Weddings Per YEAR To A 20K PROFIT Month You don't need a perfect season, a wide open schedule, or everything figured out to build a photography business that actually works. What you need are the right foundations — and this episode is proof of exactly that. I'm sitting down with Laurel, one of my past Book It students, to walk through her full transformation story: from shooting two to three weddings and struggling with Instagram strategy and the booking process, to booking her highest wedding package at $7,500, bringing in over $16K cash while paused from the program, and hitting $20,000 in profit in January 2026 alone. If you're a wedding photographer wondering whether now is the right time to invest in your business, whether you'll have enough time to implement, or whether a photography mentorship program can actually work for someone in your specific situation — Laurel's story is going to answer a lot of those questions. Her journey inside Book It is a real, honest look at what building a sustainable photography business actually looks like. She came in as a nurse working part-time in photography, mostly shooting seniors and families, with big dreams of making weddings her full-time focus. About halfway through the program, life happened and she had to step away — and her business kept moving anyway. Now she's nursing only one to two days a week by choice, consistently booking dream wedding clients, and experiencing her biggest revenue and profit months ever. This is what happens when you stop piecing together conflicting advice and start building on proven photography business strategies rooted in connection, brand positioning, and a booking process that converts. In this episode of All Angles Photography Podcast, you will hear: How Laurel went from two to three weddings and inconsistent bookings to $16K cash and a $7,500 wedding package while paused mid-program What she implemented inside Book It — including website refinement, Instagram strategy, and the inquiry-to-booking process — that created results even when she stepped away Why building your photography business foundations correctly means your business keeps working for you, even during life's hard seasons What Laurel would tell any photographer sitting on the fence about joining a mentorship program How Laurel had her biggest month ever just in January, bringing in a $20k PROFIT SHOW NOTES: Featured Offerings or Resources Mentioned in the Episode Ready to build the foundations that keep working for you, even when life gets hard? Want to connect with Laurel and see her beautiful work? Find her on Instagram at and at Getting ghosted when a dream client inquires? Wanting to increase your booking rate and convert more discovery calls? Connect with Claire: /episode/index/show/74e51dbc-bb20-43d6-bb91-0f3b803a7a42/id/40249500

87 - Why Your Inquiry Process Is Costing You Bookings (And How To Fix It) 02/13/2026

87 - Why Your Inquiry Process Is Costing You Bookings (And How To Fix It) If you're getting ghosted after sending pricing, wondering why inquiries aren't converting, or feeling like potential clients are choosing cheaper photographers — the problem might not be your pricing or your portfolio. Most wedding photographers think sales begins when an inquiry hits their inbox, but the truth is, your sales process started long before that first email. Your brand positioning, your online presence, your messaging, your values, how you make people feel — all of it is doing the selling (or not) before a couple ever fills out your contact form. In this episode, I'm breaking down the three biggest areas of your inquiry-to-booking process that are costing you bookings and what to do about each one — from building strategic brand positioning that attracts dream clients who are ready to book, to refining your inquiry emails so you stop getting ghosted, to leading discovery calls with confidence instead of handing the reins to the client and hoping for the best. I'm also sharing two real stories from my own photography business that completely changed how I see the sales process — including a couple who told me on a discovery call, "We feel like we already know you and we hadn't even talked to you yet" — and how you can create that same experience for your clients through intentional brand strategy. In this episode of All Angles Photography Podcast, you will hear: Why sales starts at your brand's first impression — not when someone inquires — and how strategic brand positioning is foundational to booking dream clients at premium prices What brand positioning actually includes beyond your logo, color palette, and portfolio (and why most photographers are missing the biggest pieces) How to refine your inquiry response and follow-up emails so potential clients stay engaged instead of ghosting How to lead a discovery call that builds value and books your highest packages — without feeling salesy Show Notes: Featured Offerings or Resources Mentioned in the Episode: - Learn The Client Connection System for attracting dream clients at premium prices Getting ghosted when a dream client inquires? Wanting to increase your booking rate and convert more discovery calls? Wanting personalized support without the added community and group calls? Needing to increase inquiries and get booked consistently? Connect with Claire: /episode/index/show/74e51dbc-bb20-43d6-bb91-0f3b803a7a42/id/40091195

86 - All Angles Takes a Break 11/28/2025

85 - Jess's Scale It Review: Outsourcing, Systems, + an Associate Team 11/14/2025

85 - Jess's Scale It Review: Outsourcing, Systems, + an Associate Team What if your photography business could keep booking clients, serving couples beautifully, and generating revenue—even when you're going through the hardest season of your life? Most photographers think scaling means raising prices or shooting more weddings. But true scaling means building a business that runs without you, whether you're on vacation, navigating a personal crisis, or simply choosing to step back for a season. In this episode, I'm sitting down with Jess, one of my Scale It graduates who transformed her thriving-but-exhausting photography business into a sustainable model with an associate team, full outsourcing, and systems that gave her freedom when she needed it most. Jess specializes in intimate weddings with 30 guests or less, and she's not just a photographer—she's also a planner and day-of coordinator for her couples. When she joined Scale It in January 2025, she was in her fourth year of business, financially successful but stuck in "creative robot mode" every busy season. Fast forward to August 2025, and Jess has built and booked her associate team, fully outsourced key areas of her business with a VA, blog and Pinterest manager, and social media manager, and created systems that allow her to serve clients seamlessly without being hands-on. Most importantly, when Jess went through a difficult personal season, her business kept running smoothly in the background—even booking four 2026 weddings in one week while she was navigating one of life's toughest transitions. In this episode of All Angles Photography Podcast, you will hear: How to build a photography business that runs without you through strategic outsourcing and systems Why you don't have to be burned out to need to scale your photography business How to structure an associate team for unique business models (like combining photography with planning services) The systems and workflows that allow your business to keep booking clients even during hard personal seasons How outsourcing actually works when you have the right training and SOPs in place Why scaling isn't just about vacations—it's about building a sustainable photography business that serves your life SHOW NOTES: RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: —my five-month group mentorship focused on building associate teams, outsourcing effectively, and scaling your photography business for work-life balance Follow Jess on Instagram (changing this off-season, so keep your eye out!) Visit Jess's website to see her planning portal and unique photo + planning services at FOLLOW CLAIRE: OFFERINGS: FREE OFFERINGS: /episode/index/show/74e51dbc-bb20-43d6-bb91-0f3b803a7a42/id/39026345

84 - Maddy's Scale It Review: Associate Weddings Profiting 4k+ and Cutting Her Weddings in Half 10/31/2025

84 - Maddy's Scale It Review: Associate Weddings Profiting 4k+ and Cutting Her Weddings in Half You don't need to shoot every wedding to scale your income — and my student Maddy is living proof. If you've been grinding through wedding season after wedding season, trading every weekend for income and wearing burnout like a badge of honor, this episode will show you exactly how to build an associate photography team that frees up your time while increasing your profit. Maddy joined my Scale It mentorship program in January 2025 after finishing her first full wedding season feeling completely overwhelmed. She had big goals but zero idea how to tackle them without spending her entire off-season stressed out. Just six months later, she's already cut her wedding load in half for next year, hired 3 associates, received 22 applications for her team, and booked her first associate wedding for around $4,000 in profit—without having to shoot it herself. In this episode, Maddy shares the exact strategies she used to build her team the right way, create workflows that save her hours every week, shift her mindset around outsourcing, and finally gain the clarity and freedom she was craving. Whether you just finished your first wedding season or you've been photographing for years, this conversation will inspire you to see what's possible when you have the right systems and support in place to scale your photography business sustainably. In this episode of All Angles Photography Podcast, you will hear: How Maddy built an associate photography team from scratch and received 22 applications within months of joining Scale It The exact process for hiring associates who align with your brand so couples are excited (not disappointed) about the option How organizing her Gmail and creating client workflows saved Maddy hours every week and freed up her mental load Why outsourcing is an investment that pays for itself when you focus on the money-making activities that actually scale your business How Maddy booked her first associate wedding for $4K in profit without having to shoot it herself The long-term planning strategy that allowed Maddy to cut her wedding load in half for next year while increasing profit SHOW NOTES: RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: and get immediate access to my brand-new freebie, "From Reactive to Proactive: Your CEO Day Framework," plus exclusive discounts, one-on-one time with me, and first access when enrollment opens November 4th! to identify what's taking up your time that doesn't actually need you to do it Follow Maddy on Instagram at to see her beautiful documentary-style work Visit Maddy's website at Listen to more Scale It student success stories on FOLLOW CLAIRE: OFFERINGS: FREE OFFERINGS: /episode/index/show/74e51dbc-bb20-43d6-bb91-0f3b803a7a42/id/38818675

83 - Nicole's Scale It Review: Highest Revenue Year Through Outsourcing, Email Marketing, and Albums 10/17/2025

83 - Nicole's Scale It Review: Highest Revenue Year Through Outsourcing, Email Marketing, and Albums You're working 70-hour weeks, manually tracking every client, taking days to respond to inquiries—and while your business looks successful on paper, you're completely drowning behind the scenes. What if I told you that your highest revenue year could also be your most sustainable one? That scaling your photography business isn't about working more, but about building systems, email funnels, and strategic outsourcing that actually give you your life back? In this episode, I'm sitting down with my Scale It graduate Nicole, a wedding and elopement photographer who transformed her business from constant overwhelm to her highest revenue year yet (and it's not even over). Nicole shares how she went from doing everything herself to booking $8-10K weddings through automated email marketing, launching an associate team that booked within the first month (though, this isn't her primary way she's scaled as she's still figuring out how it fits in her business model), adding album and print sales that skyrocketed her profit margin, and outsourcing strategically so she comes back with 3 discovery calls booked when she's been shooting in Glacier National Park. If you've been wondering whether it's actually possible to scale past your capped income without burning out, this conversation will show you exactly how. In this episode of All Angles Photography Podcast, you will hear: How to set up email marketing funnels that nurture leads and convert $8-10K bookings with warmer, ready-to-book clients The systems and client experience upgrades that attract luxury photography clients who value professionalism How to strategically outsource (email assistant, blogger, social media manager) to buy back your time without sacrificing quality Why print and album sales are a sustainable revenue stream that serves your clients and increases your profit margin How to launch an associate team the right way—with proper client care and collaboration that books weddings within the first month The mindset shifts required to scale from working 70-hour weeks to having your highest revenue year while working less SHOW NOTES: RESOURCES MENTIONED: at @nicolelkiser to see her stunning work and follow her scaling journey : My Client Files: A Recent Booking and a Recent Rejection FOLLOW CLAIRE: OFFERINGS: FREE OFFERINGS: /episode/index/show/74e51dbc-bb20-43d6-bb91-0f3b803a7a42/id/38604090

82 - Annika's Scale It Review: Five-Figure Months in Motherhood 10/03/2025

82 - Annika's Scale It Review: Five-Figure Months in Motherhood You know that feeling when you're sitting on the couch during your baby's contact nap, desperately trying to balance your laptop while answering client emails—all while wishing you could just soak up this precious moment? If you're nodding along thinking "that's literally me," then you need to hear Annika's story. She went from survival mode as a new mom photographer to celebrating back-to-back five-figure months, one of them while on vacation without her laptop. This isn't about working harder or hustling more—it's about implementing the right systems so your photography business can run in the background while you're fully present with your family. In today's episode, I'm sitting down with Annika Frame, a Scale It graduate who completely transformed her fifth-year wedding photography business in just a few months. She shares exactly how she went from being exhausted and unable to dream about her business's future to having the freedom, profit, and work-life balance she always wanted. If you've ever felt like your business is running you instead of the other way around, this conversation will show you what's possible when you have strategic outsourcing, proven marketing systems, and the right mentorship support. In this episode of All Angles Photography Podcast, you will hear: How to scale your photography business through strategic organization and outsourcing so you can reclaim your time and mental energy The truth about Google ads and advanced marketing strategies—why they take 3+ months to see results and how to implement them effectively How to add albums to your photography packages as a service-focused offering (not just an upsell) that clients actually get excited about Why building an associate team isn't as overwhelming as you think when you have the right systems in place first The mindset shifts that transformed Annika from "I could never do that" to confidently hiring three team photographers SHOW NOTES: RESOURCES MENTIONED: : Follow Annika on Instagram at or visit her website at : My five-month group mentorship program for established photographers ready to scale their businesses. Join the waitlist for first access, exclusive discounts, and bonus offerings. FOLLOW CLAIRE: OFFERINGS: FREE OFFERINGS: /episode/index/show/74e51dbc-bb20-43d6-bb91-0f3b803a7a42/id/38429535

81 - My Client Files: A Recent Booking and a Recent Rejection 09/26/2025

81 - My Client Files: A Recent Booking and a Recent Rejection What if I told you that the photography inquiry you lost last week wasn't because your prices were too high, but because your business didn't feel professional enough? In today's behind-the-scenes episode, I'm sharing the raw truth about a recent $15,000+ wedding inquiry rejection that taught me everything about luxury client expectations, plus a $10,000 booking story where the couple chose me over cheaper photographers specifically because of my business foundations. These real client experiences reveal exactly what separates profitable wedding photographers from hobbyists in today's competitive market. Through my recent rejection for a dream New York destination wedding, you'll discover how paying attention to client objections can transform your business strategy and why you don't need expensive gear to meet evolving market demands. Then I'll walk you through my complete booking process for a couple who had a $9,000 budget but happily paid $10,000 because of the value and professionalism I demonstrated. You'll hear direct client feedback about what made other photographers feel "lackadaisical" and unprofessional, plus learn the discovery call strategies and follow-up techniques that convert luxury inquiries even when you're the highest-priced option. In this episode of All Angles Photography Podcast, you will hear: How to turn client rejections into business growth opportunities and market insights The exact professionalism factors that make couples choose higher-priced photographers My complete booking process from inquiry to signed contract for premium weddings Why business foundations matter more than portfolio or pricing for luxury clients Specific discovery call techniques that build confidence and convert inquiries How to handle price objections and follow up with prospects who are "shopping around" SHOWNOTES: RESOURCES MENTIONED: FOLLOW CLAIRE: OFFERINGS: FREE OFFERINGS: /episode/index/show/74e51dbc-bb20-43d6-bb91-0f3b803a7a42/id/38362710

80 - Trinity's Scale It Review: $22K Months, 6 Figures, and Her Husband Home 09/19/2025

80 - Trinity's Scale It Review: $22K Months, 6 Figures, and Her Husband Home Are you an exhausted photographer feeling trapped in the endless cycle of posting on Instagram, getting ghosted by potential clients, and watching your income fluctuate wildly while you trade every weekend for barely enough profit? What if I told you that one of my Scale It students went from that exact place to booking out her entire year with Google ads, hitting $22,000 months, and creating enough financial freedom for her husband to quit his corporate job - all while spending more time with her kids? In this episode, I'm sharing Trinity's complete transformation story, from struggling with inconsistent wedding photography bookings to building a six-figure photography business with systems that actually work. Trinity, a busy mom of two and owner of Stills by Trinity, breaks down exactly how she implemented the Scale It strategies to revolutionize her photography business. She shares the specific pricing guide changes that led to $12,000 in bookings within one week, how Google ads brought her a 20X return on investment and booked out her entire year (bringing her to 6-figures for the first time), and the mindset shifts that allowed her to build a thriving associate team. This isn't just another success story - it's a roadmap for wedding photographers who want to scale their business without sacrificing family time or burning out from constant social media marketing and nothing to show for it. In this episode of All Angles Photography Podcast, you will learn: How Trinity used my Google ads strategy to generate 90% of her photography leads with 2-5 inquiries daily, allowing her to book out her year The pricing strategies and inquiry process changes that stopped client ghosting and led to immediate $12K in bookings How to build and market an associate team that clients actually get excited about booking The mindset shifts from scarcity to abundance that transformed how Trinity approaches client consultations and business decisions Why investing in VIP mentorship provided the accountability and personalized guidance needed for rapid business growth SHOW NOTES: RESOURCES MENTIONED: - Join for first access, exclusive discounts, and the free "From Reactive to Proactive: Your CEO Day Framework" (doors open again November 2025) : @stillsbytrinitiy - Feel free to DM her with any questions about her Scale It experience FOLLOW CLAIRE: OFFERINGS: FREE OFFERINGS: /episode/index/show/74e51dbc-bb20-43d6-bb91-0f3b803a7a42/id/38275370

79 - Things I Outsource In My Business + Life 09/12/2025

79 - Things I Outsource In My Business + Life Are you convinced that outsourcing means losing control of your photography business? That no one can do it as well as you? Here's the perspective shift you need: every time you delay outsourcing, you're trading your time, energy, and presence with the people who matter most for the illusion of control. The truth is, outsourcing isn't about dropping the ball as a business owner - it's about stepping fully into your CEO role. Think about it: how many successful CEOs do you know who actually do everything themselves? They don't, and neither should you. In this episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on exactly what I outsource in both my photography business and personal life, from wedding photo editing and content marketing to bookkeeping, podcast production, and even house cleaning. I'll share how I knew it was time to let go of each task, the strategic approach I use to determine what gets outsourced first, and how you can start small without feeling overwhelmed. Whether you're an established photographer drowning in editing queues during busy season or struggling to find time for the money-making parts of your business, this episode will give you the roadmap and permission you need to build a sustainable, scalable photography business that doesn't require you to sacrifice your personal life. In this episode of All Angles Photography Podcast, you will hear: Why outsourcing wedding photo editing was the first game-changing decision for my photography business growth The three key questions to ask yourself to determine when you're ready to outsource specific tasks Specific business functions I outsource: content marketing, bookkeeping, admin support, podcast production, and operations management Personal life outsourcing that contributes to business success: house cleaning, grocery delivery, and childcare support How to start small with outsourcing and gradually build your support team without losing control The unexpected value of mindset coaching as a form of business outsourcing for scaling your photography business SHOWNOTES: RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: FOLLOW CLAIRE: OFFERINGS: FREE OFFERINGS: /episode/index/show/74e51dbc-bb20-43d6-bb91-0f3b803a7a42/id/38190135

78 - I Spend 2 Hours Editing a Wedding... Here's How 09/05/2025

78 - I Spend 2 Hours Editing a Wedding... Here's How Picture this: You're spending your entire weekend editing wedding galleries while your personal life sits on the back burner, and you're telling yourself "this is just what wedding photographers do." But what if I told you that's actually keeping you stuck in a cycle that's capping your income and burning you out? The truth is, you can deliver stunning wedding galleries in just 2 hours of hands-on work while maintaining complete artistic control—and I'm about to share with you exactly how. In this episode, I'm sharing my complete workflow for outsourcing wedding photography editing while still ensuring every single photo gets my finishing touch. This isn't about sacrificing quality or losing your artistic vision—it's about working smarter so you can scale your photography business, increase your profit margins, and actually enjoy your weekends again. Whether you're drowning in your editing queue right now or just tired of trading all your time for income, this episode will give you the permission slip and practical steps to transform how you handle post-production in your wedding photography business. In this episode of All Angles Photography Podcast, you will hear: How to track your current editing time to understand the real cost of doing everything yourself My exact step-by-step workflow for outsourcing editing while maintaining artistic control Why finishing touches are crucial and how they only take 1-2 hours per wedding How to overcome common fears about outsourcing your wedding photography editing The business impact of reclaiming 75% of your editing time for revenue-generating activities Specific strategies for training editors and maintaining your photography style consistency SHOW NOTES: https://clairehunt.co/blog/i-spend-2-hours-editing-a-wedding-heres-how/ RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE: for photographers ready to scale their businesses Honest Editors discount code: Get 25% off with code CLAIRE25 Claire's Instagram: FOLLOW CLAIRE: OFFERINGS: FREE OFFERINGS: /episode/index/show/74e51dbc-bb20-43d6-bb91-0f3b803a7a42/id/38081455

77 - Selling Your Highest Package Without Feeling Salesy 08/22/2025

76 - How To Stand Out in a Saturated Photography Market 08/08/2025

75 - Toria's Book It Review: She Made Her Investment Back in ONE Month in Book It 08/01/2025

75 - Toria's Book It Review: She Made Her Investment Back in ONE Month in Book It If you've been piecing together free photography education for years but still find yourself accepting any client just for the income, getting ghosted by potential dream clients, and wondering why other wedding photographers seem to book consistently while you're stuck in feast or famine, this episode is going to be a wake-up call. I'm sharing the incredible transformation story of my Book It student, Toria, who went from commenting in Facebook wedding groups to booking five lead weddings and making back her entire mentorship investment in just 30 days. Toria's journey from struggling wedding photographer to confident business owner proves that success isn't about working harder—it's about building the right business foundations. After two and a half years of trying to grow her photography business using only free education, she finally invested in herself through my Book It mentorship program and saw incredible results. Her story will show you exactly what's possible when you stop treating your photography business like a hobby and start operating as the CEO you need to become. In this episode of All Angles Photography Podcast, you will learn: Why free photography education keeps you stuck in the same patterns without real growth How to stop attracting budget clients from Facebook groups and start booking dream weddings The specific business foundations every wedding photographer needs Why investing in your photography business creates confidence that transforms more than just your business How to know when you're ready to take your wedding photography business to the next level SHOW NOTES: RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: You can connect with Toria on Instagram @ If you're interested in learning more about Book It, . Once enrollment opens on August 19th, you can apply and book a no-pressure coffee chat with me to discuss whether the program would be a good fit for your business. - Booked + Valued - for FREE on August 12 FOLLOW CLAIRE: OFFERINGS: FREE OFFERINGS: /episode/index/show/74e51dbc-bb20-43d6-bb91-0f3b803a7a42/id/37616985

74 - 3 Things Your Website Needs to Increase Wedding Inquiries 07/18/2025

74 - 3 Things Your Website Needs to Increase Wedding Inquiries Your website should be working overtime (so you don't have to), but what if it's actually turning them away? You're pouring your heart into Instagram content and Pinterest pins, but potential clients are clicking away from your website faster than you can say "authentic moments." Here's the thing with increasing inquiries: it's likely not your photography skills or your marketing strategy that's the problem — it's your website itself. After auditing hundreds of photographer websites inside my mentorship program , I've discovered that even photographers who've invested four figures into professional website design are still missing these three crucial elements that convert website visitors into booked clients at their highest packages. In this episode, I'm breaking down the exact website mistakes I see over and over again that are costing you dream clients, and more importantly, how to fix them so your website becomes your biggest selling machine. Whether you're working with a basic Squarespace template or a custom Showit design, these foundational changes will help you stand out from the crowd of other wedding photographers and attract couples who are ready to book your highest packages without hesitation. In this episode of All Angles Photography Podcast, you will learn: The three essential questions your homepage must answer above the fold to stop visitors from bouncing Why curated galleries convert better than massive portfolio dumps and how to create them How to create separate service pages that speak directly to your ideal clients and improve SEO The psychology behind clear website messaging and why generic language hurts your bookings Real examples of how these changes lead to more wedding inquiries (the goal) SHOW NOTES: https://clairehunt.co/blog/3-things-your-website-needs-to-increase-wedding-inquiries/ RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE: (enrollment opens August 19th and you'll get first access to 1:1 time, up to $1000 off, my Meta and Google Ads trainings, and more) on August 12th: Booked and Valued. As mentioned, if you register and show up live, you'll have the chance to get your website audited by me as a bonus! "" and "" by Simon Sinek Instagram: @ FOLLOW CLAIRE: OFFERINGS: FREE OFFERINGS: /episode/index/show/74e51dbc-bb20-43d6-bb91-0f3b803a7a42/id/37457065

73 - When Should I Share Pricing? Before or After a Discovery Call? 07/04/2025

73 - When Should I Share Pricing? Before or After a Discovery Call? Getting ghosted after sending your wedding photography pricing? It's probably not your pricing that's the problem. If you're constantly second-guessing whether to share your rates on your website or wait until after a discovery call, you're focusing on the wrong thing entirely. Most wedding photographers think they need to lower their prices, add more value to packages, or find the "perfect" timing to share pricing, but none of that addresses the real issue keeping you from booking consistently at premium rates. The truth is, when you share your photography pricing matters far less than how you position your brand, craft your marketing message, and build your business foundations. Whether you're a $2,000 photographer or charging $15,000 for wedding packages, your pricing strategy success comes down to mastering your brand positioning, client experience, and sales psychology. In this episode, I'm breaking down exactly why transparency works in today's market, sharing my personal approach to pricing that's helped me book five-figure wedding packages, and revealing the three biggest roadblocks that keep photographers stuck in the feast-or-famine cycle. In this episode of All Angles Photography Podcast, you will learn: Why getting ghosted after sending pricing isn't actually about your rates (and what's really causing it) The truth about sharing wedding photography pricing on your website vs. after discovery calls How to attract more qualified wedding inquiries through pricing transparency My exact approach to sharing pricing information that leads to $10k-$15k bookings The business foundations that matter more than pricing timing for booking dream clients Why buyers are changing in 2025 and what wedding photographers need to know SHOW NOTES: RESOURCES MENTIONED: - Learn the 3 step framework to Attract + Book Dream Weddings at $5k+. This is LIVE on August 12th, 2025 (and a replay is available through this same link if you're seeing this after the live date) - Join the waitlist for $500 off, 1:1 time with me, my Meta and Google Ads trainings, and more. Doors are opening again in August! - The Difference Between a 2k and 5k Wedding Photographer - The Difference Between a 5k and 10k Wedding Photographer FOLLOW CLAIRE: OFFERINGS: FREE OFFERINGS: /episode/index/show/74e51dbc-bb20-43d6-bb91-0f3b803a7a42/id/37278575

72 - You Should Launch Your Photography Services... Here's How with Kelsey McCormick 06/20/2025

72 - You Should Launch Your Photography Services... Here's How with Kelsey McCormick Are you tired of posting "I have three spots left for 2025" on Instagram and hearing nothing but crickets? What if I told you that the problem isn't your photography skills or even your pricing – it's that you're treating your photography services like they're always available instead of creating strategic launch campaigns that make people excited to book you? Most wedding photographers rely on random Instagram inquiries and word-of-mouth referrals, leaving them feeling powerless over their sales and constantly wondering when the next booking will come. But there's a game-changing approach that could help you book thousands within days of opening your calendar. In this episode, I'm joined by Kelsey from , the absolute launch queen who helps creative service providers turn their skills into consistent sales. We're diving deep into how photographers can apply launch strategies typically used for digital products to their photography services. Kelsey shares how she went from $100K to $450K in revenue by implementing quarterly launch campaigns, and I reveal my own waitlist strategy that's transformed how I book wedding clients. We cover everything from building effective waitlists (and nurturing them) to creating urgency without discounting your services, plus the crucial mindset shift you need to sell with confidence. In this episode of All Angles Photography Podcast, you will learn: Why posting "spots available" doesn't work and how creating strategic launch campaigns instead could change everything The importance of building and nurturing waitlists that will convert your hottest leads into bookings The quarterly launch model that creates predictability and consistency in your photography business Incentive strategies that create urgency without cheapening your wedding photography services An essential mindset shift around sales and marketing that will transform your booking success How to market your photography services from a place of generosity rather than as a pushy promotion SHOW NOTES: https://clairehunt.co/blog/you-should-launch-your-photography-services-heres-how-with-kelsey-mccormick/ RESOURCES MENTIONED: Kelsey's course: (private subscription) Coming Up Roses on Instagram: FOLLOW CLAIRE: OFFERINGS: FREE OFFERINGS: /episode/index/show/74e51dbc-bb20-43d6-bb91-0f3b803a7a42/id/37085400

71 - Caring for Yourself in Busy Season: How to Avoid Burnout 06/06/2025

71 - Caring for Yourself in Busy Season: How to Avoid Burnout If you find yourself completely exhausted by October, dreading your next wedding weekend, or feeling like your photography business is running you instead of you running it, you're not alone. Here's the truth: photographer burnout isn't about being too busy – it's about having a reactive business structure instead of a proactive one. I know photographers who shoot 30 weddings a year and love every minute, while others burn out at just 15. The difference? How their business is structured for long-term sustainability. In this episode, I'm sharing real strategy that helped me transform my own photography business from 33 weddings and 60-hour work weeks (where I completely lost myself) to a scalable, profitable business that serves my life instead of consuming it. We're diving deep into wedding photographer business strategies, scaling your photography business, avoiding burnout in busy season, and creating multiple revenue streams that don't require trading your time for money. This isn't surface-level self-care advice – this is about fundamentally shifting how you operate as a photography business owner and CEO. Whether you're struggling with double headers, editing until 2 AM, or just feeling overwhelmed by your photography business workload, this episode will give you the roadmap to work less while making more. I'm sharing the importance of implementing CEO days, planning for long-term growth instead of short-term fixes, and building systems that allow your business to run without you being "on" all the time. In this episode of All Angles Photography Podcast, you will learn: Why "success" can burn you out in your photography business How to shift from reactive to proactive business planning for sustainable growth The framework for implementing CEO days to work ON your business instead of just IN it Strategies for scaling beyond trading time for money through multiple revenue streams How to plan ahead so busy season doesn't consume your personal life and relationships Resources Mentioned: (get the free CEO Day Framework bonus immediately, as well as exclusive early access details, first access when enrollment opens, up to $1500 off, 1:1 time with me, and more) From Reactive to Proactive: Your CEO Day Framework (free bonus for members) FOLLOW CLAIRE: OFFERINGS: FREE OFFERINGS: /episode/index/show/74e51dbc-bb20-43d6-bb91-0f3b803a7a42/id/36828305

70 - How to Legally Run Your Photography Business with Paige Griffith 05/16/2025

70 - How to Legally Run Your Photography Business with Paige Griffith Ever wonder if that free contract template you're using is actually protecting your photography business? Or if calling your upfront payment a "deposit" instead of a "retainer" could cost you thousands if a client cancels? The legal side of your photography business might not be as exciting as new gear or stylized shoots, but it's the foundation that protects everything you're building. I sat down with Paige Griffith from The Legal Paige (who's both a lawyer AND a photographer!) to demystify what it really takes to run your photography business legally. Whether you're just starting out or you've been shooting for years, Paige breaks down exactly what you need to know about contracts, business insurance, and when it's time to form an LLC - all in plain English that actually makes sense. In this episode of , you will learn: The "triangle of protection" every photographer needs and why your contract should be your first line of defense (even before forming an LLC!) Why saying "deposit" instead of "retainer" could leave you legally obligated to refund a client's payment if they cancel The compelling case for flat-fee retainers vs. percentage-based retainers for wedding photographers (this perspective shift alone could save you from difficult client conversations) Exactly when you need a privacy policy on your website and the simple rule for whether you can add inquiry contacts to your email list When it's time to form an LLC and how to do it yourself without paying a lawyer or accountant SHOW NOTES: RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE: The Legal Paige website: The Legal Paige Instagram: The Legal Paige Facebook Group (TLP Community): tlpfacebook.com Legally Legit Podcast The Legal Paige 40% off sale: May 19-22, 2025 Use my personal discount code for The Legal Paige contracts for an additional discount - CLAIRE10 (works year-round!) Claire's recommended contracts: FOLLOW CLAIRE: OFFERINGS: FREE OFFERINGS: /episode/index/show/74e51dbc-bb20-43d6-bb91-0f3b803a7a42/id/36570400

69 - How I'm Using AI In My Photography Business 05/09/2025

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67 - How I Was Able to Get Debt-Free Because of my Photography Business 04/11/2025

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