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In this episode Trevor Walker is the guest on the podcast talking about his personal brand, his photography and the way he approaches his business as a headshot photography and how he uses his background in recruiting.

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I talked to James van Hees, a long time photographer who continuously developed new niches throughout his career. In this podcast we talk about how he adapted and he talks us through his career in terms of branding himself.

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In this episode John Murray is on the podcast talking about his personal brand and how he adapted his business to add more value to his clients with just not using the camera.

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Today’s guest is John Murray.

John travels the world teaching people to unconditionally love themselves and their faces. He leverages the hashtag #EmbraceYourFace. He specialized in Headshots, Positive Self Image education | JCI Director of Individual Development.

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In this episode Ben Marcum is on the podcast. He talks about his personal brands and how he combines his headshot work with his prestigious classic art portraiture.

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Today’s guest is Ben Marcum.

Ben shoots both headshots and classic art portraits, and he decided to separate the brands. In this episode you’ll hear the backstory about how he developed his business and brand to become the premiere headshot photographer in his area and a prestigious portrait photographer who creates beautiful portraits that belong over a fireplace.

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In this episode Clay Cook is a guest on the podcast talking about his personal brand and what he did and does to continuously build his business.

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Today’s guest is Clay Cook.

Clay believes the job of a photographer is to not only capture the vision, but manipulate it into art, bigger than life and beyond any initial expectations.
Photographer, Clay Cook, has learned the importance of going the extra mile, after a long, arduous run in the music business. As a result, his wisdom, field experience and work ethic has pushed him further into an inspiring career in Advertising and Editorial photography.

Over a short period of time, Clay has shaped creative projects with brands such as: A&E,  History, Lifetime, Comcast, Uproxx, Livestrong, NFL, Papa John’s Pizza and Vince Camuto. In addition, he has brought to life, worldwide assignments for publications such as National Geographic, Time, Forbes, Popular Mechanics, The Guardian and W Magazine.

Learn more about Clay here:
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In this episode Vadim Davydov is on the podcast talking about his personal brand and how we developed a new business out of his insights as a photographer.

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Today’s guest is Vadim Davydov.

Vadim builds the TRUST both inside and outside. He helps public speakers, politicians and executives fine-tune their facial expression, trust, confidence, and create a stunning presence both online and offline.
Many people never think of how vital it is to match your online presence with your offline image. Self-representation and personal/company branding are concepts that elude many people, but the fact is that people often judge one another based on first impressions or ongoing impressions.

Learn more about Vadim here:
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Quick introduction to the Personal Branding for Photographers podcast to set the stage on what to expect.

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I’m creating this podcast to help photographers get all the insights to learn how to develop, maintain and leverage their personal brand.

I’m going to talk to a lot of photographers, and people who work with photographers to get all the good info on what it means to work on your personal brand. We’ll cover a lot of information, but I’ll try to keep the podcast under 30 minutes to make sure it’s easy to consume and not take up too much of your time!