Why you guys Havnt got more subs is beyond me! This content and all of your videos are so valuable!! I’m in the UK and wish we had something like this over here. Keep up the good work fellas
Trouble with Colorado training is the cost of being there, in a hotel, for a week or more. It would help if you guys could figure out when hotel costs are not outrageous in your area and set your classes then. You are correct that your area is desirable and, as a result, it hosts a lot of events and that drives up hotel prices.
To any current drone pilot who reads this I’m new to drones have a mavic air 2 purchased back in 2022 never flown it what commercial use would this drone be best suited for if any thanks.
I own and operate a very successful videography company. 70% of my work comes from real estate agents. The other 30% is shooting commercial promo videos. Golf courses, restaurants, etc. The real estate market is tough until you become the best in your area. If you are the type to only do what is required to get paid, forget about operating a business. The way you operate is more important than who or what you provide services for. You need to be hungry everyday to learn. If you are brand new, start out doing things for free. You will gain clients quickly. Once you begin getting high reviews and word of mouth work coming your way, then you start charging money. Dont start too high either, do not charge what established business charge until you master your craft. Follow those rules and your likelyhood of success is high. I am speaking from experience, i followed the same rules
You guys are right about the food and our crops, I always feel bloated after I eat three big Macs from McDonald's.😂 but seriously, great information once again, I plan on adding agriculture to my drone, business, right now, I open, concentrating on thermal inspections for power companies and renewable energy.
Complex Mapping
Utility Inspections
Cell Tower Inspections
Solar Panels
Agriculture
Indoor Drone Tours
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Why you guys Havnt got more subs is beyond me! This content and all of your videos are so valuable!! I’m in the UK and wish we had something like this over here. Keep up the good work fellas
No, actually these guys are incredibly uninformed. Be careful of their information.
Trouble with Colorado training is the cost of being there, in a hotel, for a week or more. It would help if you guys could figure out when hotel costs are not outrageous in your area and set your classes then. You are correct that your area is desirable and, as a result, it hosts a lot of events and that drives up hotel prices.
To any current drone pilot who reads this I’m new to drones have a mavic air 2 purchased back in 2022 never flown it what commercial use would this drone be best suited for if any thanks.
Hey guys, I might have missed a few but I only picked up AG and fly throughs, what are the other three?
I own and operate a very successful videography company. 70% of my work comes from real estate agents. The other 30% is shooting commercial promo videos. Golf courses, restaurants, etc. The real estate market is tough until you become the best in your area. If you are the type to only do what is required to get paid, forget about operating a business. The way you operate is more important than who or what you provide services for. You need to be hungry everyday to learn. If you are brand new, start out doing things for free. You will gain clients quickly. Once you begin getting high reviews and word of mouth work coming your way, then you start charging money. Dont start too high either, do not charge what established business charge until you master your craft. Follow those rules and your likelyhood of success is high. I am speaking from experience, i followed the same rules
If the USA licence is useful in your country you can try to get an US FAA Part 107 remote pilot license.
You guys are right about the food and our crops, I always feel bloated after I eat three big Macs from McDonald's.😂 but seriously, great information once again, I plan on adding agriculture to my drone, business, right now, I open, concentrating on thermal inspections for power companies and renewable energy.
My buddy only got 50k a year doing power line inspections in Central Ohio. and round up tears up my stomach .
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