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EPISODE · Sep 25, 2024 · 40 MIN

Rapid Fire II: Trends, Sharing Staff, Sharing Client Files and More

from ProBoothTalk: The Photo Booth Podcast · host ProBooth Talk

In this conversation, Jason and Lap discuss various topics related to the photo booth industry. They share their methods of sharing client files after an event, including using software galleries, Dropbox, and darkroom booths. They also discuss the pros and cons of sharing photo booth attendants with other companies. In terms of trends, they mention the popularity of magazine-themed photo booths, trading cards, and portrait studios. They also highlight the importance of staying ahead of trends in different markets. In this conversation, Jason and LAP LE discuss the trends and popularity of different photo booth experiences. They mention classic photo booths, flip books, buttons, mirrors, 360s, glam bots, and sketch bots. They share their personal preferences and experiences with these different offerings. They also discuss the importance of marketing and selling the experiences to the right clientele. They emphasize the need to focus on delivering a positive and engaging experience to clients.

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