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Become a KeyAGENT photographer
Whether you're well-versed in the art of property photography or just starting out, there's a KeyAGENT opportunity to suit you.
With no sign-up fees and the potential to earn £6,000 a month doing what you love, there's every reason to join the 800 photographers who are working in their local areas. We've got jobs waiting for you.
The latest from our blog
Photographer of the Month: Bruce Benson
The talented Bruce Benson has been shooting with KeyAGENT for over three years now. He gave up his career in IT to work full time as a property photographer with us, so we wanted to dig a little deeper. Read on to find out how he goes above and beyond to impress his KeyAGENT clients every time.
Read moreMarketing masterclass for freelance photographers: customer service & networking
As a freelance photographer, you’ve got to shout about what you do. In a new monthly series, our Marketing Manager, Amy, will give you the bite-size tips you'll need to create your own personal marketing plan. Once you've nailed the three basics of marketing your freelance photography business, it's time to turn your attention to the little extras that'll make you attract and stand out to future clients. We've worked with our hundreds of photographers to define three golden rules for customer service and another three for networking.
Read moreQuiz: How well do you know property photography?
With property photography, there's a handful of essentials to learn and remember. You can find them all in our post on the essential property photography kit, our Guide to drawing floor plans, our home staging tips, and those all-important customer service and communication skills. While every client and home owner is different, much of this quiz is based on the 'KeyAGENT way', so it'll be great preparation if you're applying to join our fleet of photographers.
Read moreProperty agents and ambitious photographers, we want to hear from you.
