HoneyBook Study Finds 95% of Photographers Still Stitching Workflows

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Written By Federico de Mateo

New HoneyBook data shows photographers lack a connected system to manage their work after the shoot, turning every client into a stack of manual handoffs, as HoneyBook brings photo galleries and mini-session booking into the platform.

Honeybook, the leading client flow management platform for photographers, today released new findings on how photographers track and manage their workflows after the shoot. Only 5.2% of professional photographers have a fully integrated post-shoot workflow, and the other 95% are still bridging their business tools and gallery delivery manually, shoot after shoot, according to the study, which surveyed 425 U.S. professional photographers.

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