This Photographer Scaled to $10K/Month FAST (Here's How He Did It)

[@CNMedia.Service]

Fellow father and RE media business owner here! Stan hit the nail on the head. He struck while the iron was hot! Unfortunately I decided to launch my business at the same time mine was born 😅 but we all have a different story and path to travel! Hoping to be in a similar position as Stan in 2025 if not this winter 😎 thanks for another great episode Eli. These videos are so inspiring!

[@ramidigital]

Yeah that last point was great, I currently work for a real estate company shooting and have a pretty stable/happy situation, I'd like to do more, who doesn't want more money, but I don't have that THING pushing me to change and improve myself

[@geoffbrabecdronestate]

Great interview! I am 20 months into my Real Estate Media business and I average 15 jobs a month. August I did 25 and I am ending September at 20. My clients come from association meetings/ sponsorships, visiting brokerages, Social Media posts, website, and referrals.

[@ARMarketing-nc7tq]

Hi Eli ! Great video, very helpful.I was wondering, what app or platform do you use to caluculate your monthly income and to know each shoot that you have,Thank you in advance !

[@carlosc2250]

I know you recommend the Canon m50 but I found a cheaper Canon....the T3 Rebel DSLR..is this a good find for someone on a budget?

[@anthonybenjamin4311]

save your money and get something better. when starting out I would NOT buy new. buy used and get a good camera body and great lenses.

[@carlosc2250]

@anthonybenjamin4311 thanks. The camera I mentioned is used, 2016.

[@anthonybenjamin4311]

@@carlosc2250 I would still pass. The body really doesn't matter much but I have experience with that camera and you can find better. OR get it and spend the majorly of your money on glass (lenses)

[@ElgnidTV]

@@carlosc2250 it is possible to use that camera if it is all you have. I use a canon T6i for my business WCKD real estate media