In the big ol' world of photography, client galleries are amazing tools for showcasing and delivering your work. But what happens when one gallery system relies on its competitor to power its platform? Today, we’re taking a closer look at Pass, which is powered by Pic-Time, and checking out what this means for photographers. Can Pass thrive while living in Pic-Time’s shadow, or has it already fallen too far behind? In this video, we’ll explore where Pass stands, what sets it apart, and how it might evolve in the future.
#clientgallery #pass #pic-time #photographybusiness
📚 The chapters for this video:
→ Initial Discovery // 00:43
→ White Labeled Software // 02:49
→ Explaining Myself // 03:35
→ Where The Two Differ // 04:58
→ Pricing // 05:20
→ Support // 06:29
→ Branding & User Experience // 09:13
→ Why Pick Pass Anymore? // 11:10
→ The One Area They DO Standout // 12:55
→ Final Thoughts // 13:59
✨ Two more important notes:
1. This is not an ad for Pic-Time or Pass
2. My vocal tone was designed for whatever playback speed you can handle me at, so have fun! 😀
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⭐ Kudos!
Background Music // Loading Screen by Dyalla
Logos used // Pass, Pic-Time, Cloudspot, Pixieset, SIMVOLY, SocialPilot, Pandahr, Bookify, Cakemail, SEMRUSH
🔍 Site that we looked at today (not sponsored whatsoever)!
Pass // https://www.passgallery.com
Pic-Time // https://www.pic-time.com
👋 About me!
Hey, I'm Britney! I’m a former professional wedding and portrait photographer turned systems enthusiast for photographers and small businesses.
These days, I dive deep into the tools, workflows, and tech that keep creative businesses running smoothly. My mission is to break down the systems behind the scenes - not just FOR you, but WITH you - and help you find the best solutions to streamline your business. Whether you’re looking to save time, reduce stress, or simply explore new ways to work, I’m here to help out!
With this YouTubing outlet, I'm excited to celebrate, commiserate, and get suggestions on what's coming next.