Building a website for your photography business is one of the first things you’ll do once you decide to turn your hobby into a career. I design websites for creative people from all walks of life, and I often get clients coming to me frustrated by their first attempt to
A vanity domain name is a custom web address that is created specifically for the purpose of promoting a company or individual’s brand or identity. For example, instead of using a generic domain like “www.companyname.com,” a vanity domain might be something like “www.brandname.com.” Often some host providers will offer a
Yes, SEO is still important in 2023. SEO is the practice of improving the ranking of a website on search engines like Google. This is important because it can help to increase the visibility of a website, and make it more likely that people will find and visit the website.
While the holidays are now mostly over and business traditionally goes into a bit of a quiet time, this might just be the perfect time to spruce up your website and socials. It’s a great time to take stock of your business model and plan for the year ahead. Website
That’s a wrap! Well, almost. With just a few weeks left before the silly season hits in full force, now is a great time to tie up loose ends for your photography business. If you’re still busy with Christmas minis, then save this post for later, and smooth the way
As business owners, it’s important that we’re active on social media. It gets our name out there and lets prospective clients more easily find us. But there are a few guidelines that every business should follow — especially when it comes to photographers and videographers and their business presence on
A Facebook business page seems like business 101 for a photographer these days. You start making pictures for people, then immediately start a business page and load it with pictures and promotions. But there’s one thing you must do in order for your page to be successful. Invite friends to Like
Last week, Facebook announced plans to change its News Feed algorithm. As with any change that Facebook makes, this was met with some backlash from its users — even before it’s been initiated. Usually, I’m one to wait things out, but with Facebook promising to make personal content more important
