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Portrait workflow Sara Finch vs The Youngrens

Catherine Lowe >

August 07, 2011 03:41

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Hey guys!

I'm new & just setting up. I seem to have a question every 5 minutes! Eeps. Anyhow, I spent a few hours setting up my workflow, & am a bit unclear on things. Thinking of just purchasing a worflow pack & tweaking. But wondering which one to buy!?

Whats the $30 difference between the 2 options for portrait workflow?

Does this include contracts in The Youngrens?

I'd like to set up assuming there is a studio manager, photographer & sales staff members. Would that make a difference?

Thanks :)

Cat

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  Natalie Goldman > August 08, 2011 17:27

  Hi Cat,

  Questions are always a good thing, so don't worry. If I can help, I will. ;)

  First a disclaimer: As for your question about the differences between the Youngrens workflow, and Sara France's Workflow, there isn't much I am able to say (due to the nature of this product) but I can give you a better feel for each. Also, both these Studios put out great work, so take my advice and then decide which you connect more with.

  From my review of Sara France's documents, these tend to be more elaborate and detailed. Within the marketplace, she has lots of documents for all kinds of situations, so if you're looking for a place to quickly get started with ShootQ, her documents would definitely cut your time down, in my opinion. As for her Portrait Workflow, if you want to know each detail and when it was completed, definitely a good choice. And thinking about how you are going to have these additional users working in the account, this might be a good avenue for record keeping.

  Now, the Youngrens' Documents usually have a bit more fun when it comes to their writing style from within the Marketplace. They definitely also have some great documents here, but as for the workflow, these seem more concise to me. If you don't need to document every step of the way, but just get to where you need to be, using the steps needed to get you there.

  Hope this helps in your decision making!

  Natalie

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  Catherine Lowe > August 11, 2011 06:15

  Thanks for your reply Natalie.

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  Jenine Hurlbert > May 20, 2012 03:43

  So helpful!  Thanks Natalie!