August Rae Photography

Pregnant & Present resumes January 7! Join us at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesdays for our free, drop-in online support group.

This mindfulness-based group, designed just for pregnant people, will help you build skills and coping strategies for mental wellness during pregnancy and beyond. You do not need to be a birth center client to join.

For more information, visit https://www.atlantabirthcenter.org/events.

Excited to launch my fall mini indoor sessions! Click the link to book. https://shorturl.at/bny1t

I booked and captured an elopement in less than a week!!!

Super excited to be booking fall minis November 4&5. Limited availability ❤️❤️ head to https://augustrae.com/fall-mini-sessions
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Hey there, we are now booking Minis for November 4 & 5!!!

To book your session, head over to https://augustrae.com/fall-mini-sessions

Maternity Photography Atlanta | August Rae Photography Specializing in maternity photography in Atlanta, Georgia. Book your session with Raekissa Webb, a black woman maternity photographer.

Book your maternity session at www.augustrae.com

Created some flyers this week!! One is a digital and the other is physical. I actually placed a QR code on the physical one so potential clients can scan it and go right to my website.

I’m trying to think outside of the box when it comes to ways of attracting clients. I know that part of my reason for my client base being small is because my network is small. I can’t be behind my computer all day thinking clients will find me. I have to “get comfortable with the idea of being uncomfortable” and put myself in spaces where my ideal client would be.

Have you thought outside the box about attracting clients? What are some ways customers can find your business besides Google and social media?

What does showing up for myself and my business outside of social media really look like?

I’ve come to realize that my website might be a forever passion project and a labor of love. After rebranding, I took it upon myself, along with the help of mentors and Tomaiya Colvin education to put more into my business.

My clients deserved a better experience and interface. I didn’t want to be another photographer who, “just took pictures” and gave digital images to my clients. I didn’t want to give them a half assed experience.

Over this past year, I’ve worked to improve my website and the back end of my business.

With that said, my website is finished - the mobile and the desktop version!!! Let me know what you think?

Do you have a current oassion project or labor of love that you’ve been working on?

www.augustrae.com