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Being an entrepreneur requires grit and requires strength, and Cameron and Tia Goff have exactly what it takes. Shortly after getting married, they started Cameron and Tia Photography, a wedding photography business. Their joy and passion for what they do is clear, forming relationships with couples that continue after the wedding to other special life milestones like kids and dogs. Together, Cameron and Tia have learned how to make their photography business stand out from the rest, bringing them so much success that they’ve become a referral-based business. They’ve figured out each person’s ideal role, delegating tasks to the person that’s best at them, which helps them run their business successfully. Without a brick and mortar, their website is their lifeline, and their GoDaddy domain serves as a hub to connect with couples seamlessly during the wedding planning process. For Cameron and Tia, building a business (and life) they love and capturing joy for their clients is true success.
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