Planner
a planner specifically designed for private photo editors
outsource editor
Finally...
A weekly planner and yearly organizer made specifically for outsource photo editors.
Being a pen + paper girl, I was having a hard time sticking with and loving programs and calendars on my phone that kept me organized.
Don't get me wrong, I LOVE Trello for things like brain dumps and personal project organization. But, having another program to toggle back and forth between was just annoying and inconvenient.
Plus, as a family who is beginning to travel full time, I don't need another program that requires internet access or an electronic.
- Perfect for full-time or part-time photo editors who need a simple way to organize their day to day
- Works great for appointment based or queue based editors
- Client log for up to ten clients
- Business goals + income planning sheets
- Associate editor log for up to four associate editors
- 52+ weekly, undated planning sheets to keep up with catalogs to edit and how many images to edit per day
- Calendar is Monday through Friday. Focus on resting over the weekend!
- End of year planning and task sheets
- A "keep it simple and organized" approach so to not overwhelm the busy editor while helping editors stay on task and on time with their gallery delivery
- 6"x9", 100 pages
What's Inside;
Have a Peek
There can be many complicated things about being an editor (honestly, being a business owner in general can be complicated!) - staying organized shouldn't be one of them.
Having ADHD, this has helped simplify my work week with just a little bit of planning every week. I usually focus on planning each week by organizing it a week in advance. With ADHD, staying on task and undistracted can be challenging. Now I know daily what needs to be accomplished and can spread catalogs out over several days, making each day a little easier to edit.
When I started planning my work week to be Monday through Friday and made taking the weekends off a priority, it helped a lot with my mental health. Sitting behind a computer screen for hours upon hours can make you feel closed off from the world. Make sure you are making time to get outside and in the sunshine, leave your phone in your office to give you a break from screens while you rest, and when you must be on your computer wear blue light blocking glasses.
And, a final note, thank you for purchasing, sharing, and even your kind words regarding this little planner. I am forever grateful for your support.
