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Natalie Franke

Natalie Franke

Natalie Franke is a USA Today bestselling author and the Chief Brand Officer of Flodesk. She spent the first decade of her career as a wedding photographer and has spent the years since helping creative entrepreneurs build businesses that last.
Mon Mar 01•8:00 AM – 5:30 PM

Future Proof: A Business & Marketing Summit for a Changing Industry

You are not powerless, and you are not becoming obsolete. As platforms, algorithms, and AI reshape photography, there are parts of your business you c

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You are not powerless, and you are not becoming obsolete. As platforms, algorithms, and AI reshape photography, there are parts of your business you can build, own, and protect. What should you be building now to stay visible, valuable, and in contro

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You are not powerless, and you are not becoming obsolete. As platforms, algorithms, and AI reshape photography, there are parts of your business you can build, own, and protect. What should you be building now to stay visible, valuable, and in control of your future?

Join Jamie Rachelle, Larkin Kendall, Catalina Jean, Natalie Franke, and Paige Griffith to learn how to establish a trusted digital home, develop a recognizable creative voice, and ma

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You are not powerless, and you are not becoming obsolete. As platforms, algorithms, and AI reshape photography, there are parts of your business you can build, own, and protect. What should you be building now to stay visible, valuable, and in control of your future?

Join Jamie Rachelle, Larkin Kendall, Catalina Jean, Natalie Franke, and Paige Griffith to learn how to establish a trusted digital home, develop a recognizable creative voice, and make your business discoverable across search and AI results. Discover how to turn followers into an audience you can reach directly, protect your intellectual property, and use new technology while retaining ownership of your work.

Through expert presentations and an honest conversation about photography’s next chapter, explore what will become more valuable as technology advances and what makes your perspective difficult to replace. Leave with clear priorities for a lasting business rooted in your creativity, your relationships, and the human qualities clients value.

 

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SummitSession TypeBusiness & MarketingSession Track
Natalie Franke
Jamie Rachelle
Laurken Kendall
Catalina Jean
Paige Griffith
Natalie Franke
Natalie Franke
Jamie Rachelle
Jamie Rachelle
Laurken Kendall
Laurken Kendall
Catalina Jean
Catalina Jean
Paige Griffith
Paige Griffith
Natalie Franke
Natalie Franke
Jamie Rachelle
Jamie Rachelle
Laurken Kendall
Laurken Kendall
Catalina Jean
Catalina Jean
Paige Griffith
Paige Griffith
Tue Mar 02•3:30 PM – 4:30 PM

Own Your Audience: The Marketing Plan Every Photographer Needs

Natalie Franke spent ten years as a wedding photographer and now leads brand at Flodesk. She'll show you how to get clear on the client you actually w…Natalie Franke spent ten years as a wedding photographer and now leads brand at Flodesk. She'll show you how to get clear on the client you actually want, build on the channels you own instead of the ones you rent, and use email to do the follow-up y…Natalie Franke spent ten years as a wedding photographer and now leads brand at Flodesk. She'll show you how to get clear on the client you actually want, build on the channels you own instead of the ones you rent, and use email to do the follow-up you keep meaning to get to. Not a list of tactics. A plan you'll start writing in the room. Bring a notebook. You'll leave with clarity on the one client you want more of, and where they're already l…Natalie Franke spent ten years as a wedding photographer and now leads brand at Flodesk. She'll show you how to get clear on the client you actually want, build on the channels you own instead of the ones you rent, and use email to do the follow-up you keep meaning to get to. Not a list of tactics. A plan you'll start writing in the room. Bring a notebook. You'll leave with clarity on the one client you want more of, and where they're already looking for you, a way to turn strangers into an audience you own rather than rent, an email follow-up that books work while you sleep, and a written start on your own plan, not notes on someone else's.Show MoreClick the title to see all detailsShow More
SeminarSession TypeBusiness & MarketingSession Track
Natalie Franke
Natalie Franke
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