About Rosie Suerdieck

Rosie Suerdieck is a wife, mom of four, owner of a Lab and a Jack Russell and a self-professed chicken whisperer to her ten hens. Rosie grew her portrait photography business, Reflections by Rosie in Texas, and now specializes in high school senior portraits for the fashion-savvy girl. Since moving to Colorado, Rosie has focused on her true calling: coaching other creative mommas on how to be better business women with her book Show and Tell Selling: Making In-Person Selling Kindergarten-Easy.

5 Ways to Help Your Photography Business Stand Out With Facebook Live

Last updated on February 19, 2017 By Rosie Suerdieck

Make your photography business stand out using these 5 tips for YouTube and Facebook Live

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How Personal Politics Affect Your Business

Last updated on August 9, 2016 By Rosie Suerdieck

The reason why I tell people I don’t post much about my politics: I run a business. Specifically, a photography business that has very little to do with my personal politics.

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How to be Brave in Your Photography Business

Last updated on March 31, 2016 By Rosie Suerdieck

Life is too short to wonder about what could have been in your business and life. Be brave.

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How to Choose What to Sell: a Primer for Selling Photography

Last updated on March 13, 2016 By Rosie Suerdieck

Leverage your personal beliefs, vendors, and packaging to help you choose what to sell to photography clients.

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How to Overcome Your Fears about In-Person Selling

Last updated on January 25, 2017 By Rosie Suerdieck

Hear 3 fears most photographers have about in-person selling and how to overcome those fears in order to maximize sales.

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Tips From the World of Business that Will Help You Succeed

Last updated on February 11, 2018 By Rosie Suerdieck

See how a business-woman turned photographer applied ideas from capitol hill to her photography business.

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20 Ways Photographers Can Offer Exceptional Customer Service

Last updated on September 8, 2019 By Rosie Suerdieck

Sometimes the most effective ways of marketing aren’t those of money, but of time and authenticity. Get quick ideas for keeping photography clients happy.

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5 Ways to Help Your Photography Business Stand Out With Facebook Live

How Personal Politics Affect Your Business

How to be Brave in Your Photography Business

How to Choose What to Sell: a Primer for Selling Photography

How to Overcome Your Fears about In-Person Selling

Tips From the World of Business that Will Help You Succeed

20 Ways Photographers Can Offer Exceptional Customer Service

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