Are destination weddings a thing of the past? Have you found a way to continue building your destination wedding business, even when international travel is at a halt? Molly McCauley joined me in the hot seat to discuss her frustration with not being able to create the content that will grow her destination photography business. I’m sure many of you can relate! Tune in to hear what big ideas and solutions we come up with.

About Molly McCauley:

Molly McCauley is a sought-after destination wedding photographer based in Southern California and New England. Her approach is to capture her clients and their guests in the most authentic way while allowing them to live in the moment on the wedding day. With a Masters in Fine Art Photography and a background in design and fashion, her caught-in-the-moment photography style with an editorial edge creates photos that you can feel and that stand the test of time.

While destination weddings around the world are her passion, Molly wants to ensure that the world is just as beautiful for future generations. That’s why for every destination traveled to, she donates to offset her carbon footprint.

Molly has been working diligently to build and grow her destination wedding photography portfolio since starting in my group coaching program in the fall of 2019, formerly known as Ninja Bootcamp. When the pandemic hit and travel was banned, her marketing campaign plans were halted with it. She recently applied to be in the hot seat to get a second eyes on her problem, and gain a new perspective on how she can still reach her business goals.

See her question for me below and hit play to hear my answer!

Molly’s Question:

How do I build content that leans to destination when I can’t travel?

All of us travel-loving destination wedding vendors (and couples) feel Molly’s pain. The truth is, the only solution to this problem is BEING the solution. Hit play to hear what I mean!

Check It Out!

• Check out Self Made
• Follow Molly & Co. on Instagram
• Visit Molly’s Website