Hey *|FNAME|*,
We´ve been looking for new ways to do business and better ways to communicate with our clients.
As much as we wish it could happen, we know even our best customers can´t make it into our shop every week.
We´re loading our newsletter with all the things we´d like you to know and throwing in a few goodies, as well.
Cheers from Paul Maietta and all the team at Fitzgerald Photo Imaging
31 August 2009
Closing date for FotoFreo 2010
Fringe Festival applications
22 September 2009
"Breakout at the Breakwater"
photography seminar
28 August – 18 October 2009
"Skin Deep: The View From Above"
photography exhibit
Award-winning landscape photographer, Christian Fletcher is providing online tutorials on how to use Photoshop.
Have a look at his Blog to discover how a master photographer gets the image he wants. For a nominal fee,
Christian generously shares insider information to show you how to achieve the same results.
You can get more of his great advice, in person, by attending the "Breakout at the Breakwater" photography seminar.
Did you know Fitzgerald Photo Imaging has a page on Facebook?
Become a fan and keep updated on the latest news, events, and specials being run at Fitz. You can now also find us on LinkedIn.
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"Breakout at the Breakwater" Fitzgerald Photo Imaging is excited to co-sponsor a full day of seminars from the superstars of Australian professional photography. Come along and hear four of our most respected photographers share their experiences and techniques. |
| Speakers include: | David Oliver, Christian Fletcher, Alan Moyle and Ric Syme. |
| Venue: | Akoya suite Breakwater Hillarys Boat Harbour WA |
| Time: | 8.30am - 5pm |
| Cost: |
$155.00 Student $175.00 AIPP/APP/ACMP Member $195.00 General |
| Includes: | Morning/Lunch/Afternoon Tea |
| Payment: | Credit Card contact Paul on 9328-3778 or paulm@fitzgeraldphoto.com.au |
Fitzgerald Photo Imaging is always on the lookout for ways to improve our business.
We´ve found these articles useful and thought you might too. We´d love to read anything you´re finding on the internet that helps
to build a successful business.
Send them through and we´ll publish the link in our next newsletter. Our top picks this week are:
Lessons From the Fall of Giants :Four lessons to be learned from the crash and burn of industry leaders:
"The most important thing for any entrepreneur is learning from mistakes, and nobody says they have to be yours. Most small businesses can´t afford errors. Luckily the recent recession provides many mistakes from which to learn; and at a current cost of $3 trillion, somebody should be getting something out of this."
5 Misplaced Social Networking Fears
"Networking is changing so stay ahead of the curve with these tips."
Five Ways to Make Competition Irrelevant
"Discover the age–old secret to help customers decide to buy your product."
Getting Your Marketing Groove On
"In today's economy, those of us who are still in the retail game know that now more than ever we have to find creative ways to keep customers coming through our doors. It's not enough just to flip over your open sign and expect our clients to just flock in to see our fabulous new merchandise, or how we've artfully rearranged our stores."
Managing: Planning Now for an Economic Rebound
"How companies can plan for a big comeback once the recession is over."