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MenuWhat would you have done? Would like to make my next attempt even more effective.
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I bet if you find a neat way to write (instead of using pen / sharpie) a message on the back of each photo you'll see results.
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I would have posted them on my own site, then shared on social networks and tagged college etc using relevant hashtags. instead of trying to get college to hire you, you'll redirect attention to your site, get likes etc from their community of followers and traffic to your site, up your brand awareness and get jobs as a result ..land then the college would hire you knowing that their followers etc already liked you work too! People and corporations are busy; Don't waste your efforts on telling them how they could use them, show their audience a few and let them to the work for you


What is "more effective" to you? Being paid? More traffic to/downloads of your photos?
Without knowing how you are measuring success, it is hard to give you a list of things to consider doing on your next campaign.
Happy to chat more about it; feel free to book a call. I'm sorry that this question was unanswered for so long. It doesn't reflect well on the community.
To your success,
-Shaun
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