I recently posted this article at Petapixel.
It is a simplified system based on my course Find Photo Clients NOW which is not for sale at this time.
This is not new stuff, and it is not rocket science either. It is hard work, laid out simply for you to start today.
Here is the link to the article on PetaPixel.
Here is a link to the PDF article for you.
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