Online Presence
This can be anything from your own website with an online store, to a marketplace account. This is where people will see, and buy your images online.How you can improve your online presence…
How To Successfully Sell Your Photos Online As A Photographer
Having a website is vital for photographers to advertise their services, showcase their portfolio and harness the power of social media for online marketing. However, it’s surprising how many photographers don’t utilize their website to its fullest potential. Rather...
3 Essential Steps to Selling Photos Online
The ability to make money as a photographer, like a YouTuber or Instagrammer, is all about harnessing the creativity at the heart of your work and applying it to the monetization of your talents. It can seem hard to make it when anyone with the newest iPhone can call...
Why every photographer should have a Blog
Top 10 Reasons Every Photographer Should Be Blogging When clients are choosing a photographer, they want to be able to feel confident in not just the photographer’s work, but also in the way they conducts themselves, so think of blogging as a way to let your audience...
3 Reasons You’re Not Making Sales
It feels like the internet was made for photographers because it is such a visual medium where beautiful images can have an incredible impact. For the majority of professional and aspiring photographers, having a website is a necessity. While social media is great for...
Picking a Niche
A niche is a speciality. Your speciality is the thing you will be known for, hopefully even famous for. It's important to be specific in your niche so that you can become the foremost photographer in that specialty. If you try to have too many specialties people...
Photography Website Do’s and Don’ts
Here is a quick check list for you to make sure you are getting your photography site right. Website Do's fast load time simple, uncluttered design easy navigation obvious contact information Website Don'ts music pop-ups asking someone to agree to terms or...
