How does Scott Kivowitz's perspective on formal education influence his photography marketing strategies?

Scott here. Based on what I’ve shared in my content, I don’t treat formal education as a gatekeeper for success in photography or marketing. I see it as one path, not the path.

That perspective shapes my marketing strategies in a few ways:

1. I focus on practical, real-world education (podcasts, workshops, in‑person events) instead of academic theory
2. I lean into storytelling, community, and experimentation more than “textbook” tactics
3. I try to make my teaching and marketing accessible to photographers regardless of degrees or credentials

In other words, I market like a working photographer teaching other working photographers, not like a professor teaching a syllabus.

Is there a specific part of my marketing you’re curious about—social media, email, or in-person events?