Rent-A-Pro at SNAGneXt 2016

[Brigitte Martin]

We see it almost every day: questions and comments pop up online about copyright abuses, gallery-artist relationships gone sour, and insurance not doing what they are supposed to do. Not to speak of questions around accomplishing more website hits and the eternal evergreen: quality photography.

Good news: At the SNAGneXt conference in Asheville many of these questions will be answered by professionals with critical expertise!

(Image source: BOING BOING.)

SNAG asked 3 Pros to be for hire during the conference and provide one-on-one help in areas where it's most often needed. I encourage all of you with your questions to take advantage of this opportunity. A 30 minute investment that will pay off big time in the long term. Rent-A-Pro!

 

And if you haven't made up your mind yet whether it is "worth" attending this conference, I hope you will look at the incredibly interesting presentations, workshops, and discussions around "how to make a living in the field." Because after all, this is what we all need to get done in one way or the other, no matter where we are on the making spectrum. If there ever was a conference aiming to provide nuts-and-bolts type of information, this is it!

More information and how to book your time: Rent-A-Pro!

 

Sarah Benoit is an entrepreneur, small business owner, web design expert, SEO specialist, and lead instructor at the JB Media Institute – an Internet marketing school based in Asheville, NC.

Chris Balch serves on the Board of Directors for SNAG and is a lawyer practicing in Atlanta, Georgia. He represents emerging and developed businesses in commercial litigation, contract drafting and review, and intellectual property matters. He has spoken nationally on legal topics and offers counseling and advice to business owners on managing risk and protecting their work.

Joshua White is a professional photographer and one of our conference speakers. His work explores scientific themes in a poetic way, using sculpture, photography, and mixed media to investigate memory, mortality, ecology, and sustainability. He received his MFA in Photography from Arizona State, and is the Photography Area Coordinator in Studio Art at Appalachian State.