LAST MINUTE. kit. Available Now.
Davina
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The LAST MINUTE. kit. is now available.
A companion to the GTKY. kit. the Last Minute Kit bridges the gap between you and the bride on her wedding day. The Last Minute Questionnaire is the perfect way to help your bride communicate important details to you that will help you capture her memories. How often have you arrived at the wedding day and discovered that events have been moved around, asked a divorced couple to kiss, or found out that plans have changed drastically since booking with you? Avoid some of the unexpected things that can happen on the wedding day. This kit helps you to have everything you need to know on the wedding day. This kit has more than 10 tips about how to maximize the Last Minute Questionnaire.
As a bonus to this kit we have included the Family Lifestyle Questionnaire and High School Senior Questionnaire.
We send out these questionnaires before our Lifestyle sessions. These questionnaire help us to get to know your clients more closely so that we can customize each shoot that we do. We couldn't go without giving you some tips so you'll get over 20 tips on how to work these questionnaires to their potential.
These three questionnaires will help you to create a great relationship with your clients, help you grow your business as a Lovemark, and in turn create more buzz and clients.
$99
Two kits have already been released. You can check them out here:
GTKY. kit.
CONTRACT. kit.
better. LIFE.
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Reader Comments (3)
Hi,
Are the PDF's something that the clients can fill out in the computer & e-mail back to me, or would they need to print it to fill out then mail it back?
I am thinking that I will probably buy the couples GTKY kit... I am also interested in the family lifestyle questionnaire mentioned above. Any chance that there is some sort of package deal to get both? Just asking :)
Thanks!
Lisa
Hey Lisa, I'm pretty sure all PDF viewers allow you to add comments directly into any PDF (I've had clients do it with their questionnaires). You do this by opening the PDF, click on Tools, then Annotate, and Add Note. That creates a text box they can place anywhere and they're pretty cute!
Thanks, Lori! Lisa, I've done both ways with my clients. Some fill out the questionnaire and send it back to me via email, some send it to me via regular mail.