In this article, I’ll be discussing the main pages you should have on your website and why. The main pages include are: Homepage Product/service page About page Portfolio Contact page You can have additional pages such as pricing, but these are the main pages every website should have. Homepage The
You may not like what you hear when someone critiques your photos, but using these simple tips with teach you to have an open mind.
If you don’t have a website and don’t wish to go to the expense and hassle of arranging or building one, Adobe Portfolio might be just what you’re looking for. The limitations You can’t sell from Adobe Portfolio, so if this is something you wish to do, you may still
Welcome to Mind Your Own Business, the podcast that helps photographers improve their business and their lives! Today Skip and I have a detailed discussion about what photographers can do to make 2021 (and 2022, actually) better than ever. “Growth only happens outside your comfort zone” We discuss: The theme
Recently, I was asked to give a wedding photography referral. While I certainly found some great photographers, what amazed me was the lack of professionalism in terms of developing a website that showcased the photographer’s work in a way that clients could easily follow. Don’t get me wrong — some
Building a WordPress site for your photography business is a smart decision. It offers a place to showcase your work and connect with customers. However, if you want your website to attract new prospects, it helps to leverage lead generation tools. When optimized and customized correctly, your photography website can
Two years ago, I wrote about why Flickr will ultimately fail. I’m here today, to tell you that I was wrong. At the time, Flickr was in the middle of a stagnant period. No changes had been made, and then-parent company Yahoo! had been recently sold to Verizon. There were
Photofocus is starting a series of live portfolio webinars. We are looking for portfolios from our readers to review. How it works Create a portfolio of six to 10 photographs. Please! No more than 10 photos. Here are the specs: Landscape orientation photos are to be 1920×1080 pixels Portrait orientation
Editor’s Note: Fabrizia Costa is a portrait and wedding photographer who also helps photographers raise the level of their work and their business through workshops and personal coaching. Her work is all about deep shifts in perspective, seeing things with new eyes, and thinking outside the box. If you’re a professional
In this episode: Sophisticated Wedding Portrait and Glamour Photographer Lou Freeman shares her insight on portrait photography. Topics: How her commercial and portrait work has an influence on one another Photographing people, it’s all about finding their essence How to purposefully find specific types of clients How People are attracted
You might be tempted to show all of your work to your audience in your portfolio. But try to limit yourself to a certain number of photos, only showing work that you deem to be your “best” and that’s representative of you. Information overload is a real thing — and
Photography has to be seen to be valuable for the photographer. Photofocus publisher, Rich Harrington, and managing editor, Kevin Ames host this tip-packed webinar on how to build a photographic portfolio and get it online. We’ll talk about options for online portfolios including myportfolio.com also known as Adobe Portfolio. Learn
