Why is branding important? [S1E3]

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On this episode of The Postcard Podcast, Rachel and Madison discuss what their lives would be like if they weren’t photographers, the importance of branding, how they rest, and a special story involving dread locks. If you are interested in the branding artists we referenced today, head to: oldcitymailroom.com or darcynellis.com. FRONT PAGE FEATURES: @bryanbowensmith and @scottthepainter

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