Does your client experience suffer from slow turnaround time?In episode 241 of the Bokeh Podcast, Caitlin & Luke Bachtold share how they manage to deliver client galleries to clients in just over a week after their weddings. Listen in as they share the benefits of outsourcing, and what their full workflow looks like from the wedding to the final delivery!The Bokeh Podcast is brought to you by Photographer’s Edit: Custom Editing for the Wedding and Portrait Photographer. You can also subscribe to the Bokeh podcast on the Apple podcast app, follow on Spotify, add to your playlist on Stitcher, or listen on Overcast.Technique for Time: Get you day started really early.Book Recommendation:The BibleLuke: This is Marketing Seth Godin -bit.ly/bp-sg-marketingCaitlin: Worth Every Penny by Erin Verbeck & Sarah Petty- bit.ly/bp-everypennyThe Lesson:Caitlin: It’s about the people you’re photographing, not just the craft.Luke: Always keep learning; don’t stay on cruise control.Brand Position: A husband and wife photography and videography team loving and serving couples.The Gear Bag:Canon 5D Mark IVSony A7 IIIWalkie Talkies: bit.ly/bp-walkietalkieThe Post Production Workflow:Saturday- Shoot the WeddingSunday- Day OffMonday- Luke Culls the Wedding with No Distractions in Photomechanic- Caitlin Adds to a Lightroom Catalog and Edits 100 Photos for the Blog and for Reference for Editors- Caitlin Uploads the Edited Photos to an Online Gallery to send to their Virtual Assistant- Caitlin Downloads the Images and Uses Blog Stomp to Prep for Blogging, Creates Vendor Credit Links, and Drafts the Blog PostTuesday- Caitlin Reviews the Draft and Adds Content About the Wedding Day- Luke Sends the Lightroom Catalog to Photographer’s EditFriday- Images Arrive Back from Photographer’s EditMonday - Caitlin Uploads Images to Gallery and Send to Client- Virtual Assistant Delivers Images to VendorsTips for Faster Culling:- Do It As Soon As Possible- Don’t Get Emotionally Attached to the Photos- Pick Instead of DeleteWhy a Faster Turnaround Time?It provides less liability for your business - the shorter the amount of time that the images are in your hands, the less likely something will happen to them.Backups:- Harddrive- NAS - Cloud Based Storage (Used only to access image on the go as needed)- External Harddrive in a Fireproof Safe- Online Gallery SystemLinks:caitlinandluke.cominstagram.com/caitlinandlukephotocaitlinandluke.com/educationfacebook.com/groups/CLbusinessgrowthZig Zigler: ziglar.comSara Petty's Episode: bit.ly/bp-38