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- Before and after of every job
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Strategy before tactics
Ads and posts fail without this. Pick who you serve best, what you want to be known for and two promises you can always keep. It becomes your one-line promise, and the headline of your page.
1. Who do you serve best?
Not everyone. The people with the biggest need for what you do.
2. What do you want to be known for?
Your lead service. You can still do the rest.
3. Why you? Pick two you can always keep.
Your one-line promise
Pick who you serve and what you're known for.
Your Action Plan
Do these in order. Most of them cost nothing but an afternoon.
- Day 1
Set up Google Business Profile
Fill out your profile completely and verify your business address.
Takes 5–10 minutes.
- Day 2
Contact 10 local agents
Use the outreach script to send emails or messages to local real estate agents.
Quality over quantity; research them first.
- Day 3
Assemble your portfolio
Create a simple, fast-loading PDF or web page with your 5 best shots.
Keep it under 5MB for email attachments.
Ticks are kept on this page. A free account saves them.
Where clients come from
Pick your starting budget, then pick two channels to start with. Doing two well beats doing seven badly.
Pick two channels to start with.
Costs are rough starting points. Lead and ad prices vary a lot by area and season.
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Someone nearby searches for what you do.
Your Drone Photography Co.
Photos, reviews, hours and prices: the next section builds yours.
The best free asset you'll build
When someone searches for your service nearby, the map listings show first. Fill yours in here and watch it get stronger.
Your Drone Photography Co.
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Serves your town
- Service area set (not your home address)
- At least 10 real job photos
- At least 5 reviews
- Hours listed
- Services with starting prices
- Every review answered
Your Market
Adapt your approach based on population density.
Small Town
High trust, personal connection
Focus on personal relationships.
- Word of mouth is your strongest lead source
- Focus on local real estate agents and developers
- One or two key clients can sustain you
- Attend local Chamber of Commerce meetings
The one asset no platform can take
Start your customer list on job one
Platforms like Instagram and Zillow change their algorithms constantly. Keep an offline spreadsheet or CRM of every client's name, email, and phone number. This list is your most valuable asset when you want to announce a price change or a new service.
- Ask every customer at the end of the job: "Can I text you a reminder next season?"
- Write down what you did, the date and the price.
- Send a short note when it's time again. That's your cheapest marketing.
Where to keep it
A spreadsheet or your phone's contacts works for the first customers. Once you're busy, a job app keeps the list, the history and the reminders for you.
Copy, paste, send
Already written for Your Drone Photography Co. in your town. Fill in the rest and copy.
Email to Real Estate Agent
Day 1Hi [Agent Name], I’m a local FAA-certified drone operator here in your town. I love your recent listing at [Address]. I’m looking to expand my portfolio of property photography and would love to offer a complimentary shoot for one of your upcoming listings to demonstrate the value aerial photography adds to your sales. Let me know if you’d be open to a quick 5-minute chat.
Requesting a Google review
Immediately after deliveryIt was great working with you on the [Project Name] site! I’m currently growing my business and would appreciate a quick Google review if you’re happy with the results. It helps other local managers find me. Here is the link: [Link].
Write a script with the Director
Tell the Director the situation. He writes it for your business, your town and your services, and keeps the ones you save.
Your website, without building one
A pro page on BeProEx
People check you out before they call. Your pro page shows your services, photos, reviews and badges, and puts you in Find a Pro for drone photography near your town.
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Launch Copywriter
Generate your professional business pitch.
Mistakes
Avoid these early pitfalls
Don't burn bridges by making these common drone business mistakes.
1Flying without Part 107 or insurance
One crash or FAA fine will end your business instantly.
Instead: Never take off without being fully compliant. It is the core of your professional credibility.
2Ignoring the client's needs
You might get a beautiful shot, but if it doesn't help them sell the home, they won't hire you again.
Instead: Ask what they specifically need to see (e.g., roof condition, backyard layout, neighborhood context).
3Overpromising on weather
Flying in bad wind or rain leads to shaky, unusable footage.
Instead: Build 'weather days' into your contracts and be honest with clients about safety delays.
Recommendations
Essential tools
Start lean. Add software only when it saves you hours.
Scheduling and Quoting
You need to look like a professional business, not a hobbyist.
Free way: Use Google Calendar and a PDF template for invoices.
When it's worth paying: When you have 5+ jobs per week.
Tracks quotes, scheduling, and payments in one place. Not the right fit if People who are not yet doing 5+ jobs weekly.
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Your business plan, section 5
Getting clients
- Business name: not set yet
- Where you market: not set yet
- Your promise: not written yet
- Your two channels: not picked yet
- First 10 clients plan: 0 of 3 steps
- Map listing at full strength: not yet
Question 1 of 3
Which step is highlighted as essential for building trust in the local market?
Next · Chapter 7
Close the Deal
Now that you have your first leads, it is time to learn how to turn those inquiries into booked, paid projects.
Chapter 6 · Get Clients
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Chapters 1 to 3 are open to everyone. From here on, the guide opens with a free account, and everything you've picked so far comes with you.
Chapter 6 · Get Clients
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- Chapters 4 to 6, open right away
- Your business plan, saved and growing as you go
- Ask the Director, 3 questions a day
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