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to think that at least one person could have turned up?

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pamelat · 08/11/2008 14:21

My SIL had an event today, she and her friend run a small photography business (weddings and children). They hired the village hall and spent £100's on promotional leaflets and no one turned up.

It was a free photo shoot (I know a lot of people offer this now a days) and they thought it was good timing for Christmas.

They were offering no obligation photos with framed prints starting from £25.

I had got my antenatal friend to sell her books there too and a large provider of childrens toys was also there selling things for Christmas.

Do you think this is the credit crunch? or would you not have gone regardless?

It was 10am - 3pm and I left at 2pm and not one person had turned up, other than our friends to have a cup of tea with us.

I know big photography companies (won't name names) are very popular at the moment but she really is as good as those

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tw70 · 10/11/2008 12:47

I am really wary of those "free" offers too. If they instead offered an 'introductory' price of £10 for the sitting, and one photo in X size, they may have more luck. (Just pulling a figure out of my head!). A clear price list would be great, too.

I think everyone knows that nothing is actually ever free!

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