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These are frustrating and uncertain times for everyone right now. The COVID-19 outbreak seems to be having a huge impact on several things around the world, including businesses. We want you to survive the COVID-19 pandemic and feel secure with your business. Find out how photographers plan to survive the COVID-19 pandemic.
Photographers across several online photography community groups are talking about the impact of this outbreak to their businesses this week. From weddings being cancelled, travel restrictions, hospital restrictions that prohibit birth and fresh 48 sessions, to clients cancelling as a precaution.
You are not alone feeling this impact, frustration, and uncertainty. While things may be slow over the next several weeks, you can still be doing some things for the benefit your business or maybe just your sanity. We have complied a short list of things you can do now to help you move forward and hopefully help you when the waters calm again.
Online Presence
With all of the social distancing, closures, and quarantines happening everyone will likely be on social media a lot more. Here’s a chance to increase your virtual presence and maybe boost the SEO on your website.
The Mundane Tasks
There will likely be some slow weeks ahead of us and lots of time at home. Make use of this time to get caught up on those mundane business tasks.
Educate Yourself
Having some down time is always great for learning new things or focusing on perfecting your craft.
Get Creative
Lots of photographers out there are getting creative with ways to keep momentum up and finding sources of income during these times.
Non-business Related
Use this an opportunity to slow down and take time for yourself and your family. We all know once the busy season hits us we will barely have time to rest, spend quality time with our family, or focus on our mental health. Work on forming some new healthy habits for yourself and having some uninterrupted and unplugged family time.
We would love to hear your plan for keeping your business running to survive the COVID-19 pandemic. Share in the comments below.