Some templates are better than others (especially when it comes to your photography business) and it’s tricky to know what to look for.
In this blog post, I’m going to tell you exactly what you should be looking for in a template so you choose the right one to start with and don’t have to deal with a messy switch later on.
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Potential photography clients stumble across your website through a Google search or maybe an Instagram post, they hang around for a bit, clicking through your photo galleries and then… that’s it.
Why do they leave your website without contacting you and booking?
If you’ve been using Google on your phone lately, you might have noticed that thumbnail images are showing up next to a lot of the listings.
This is an awesome SEO tip for photographers that gets your work in front of potential clients before they even click through to your website. It’s another way to set yourself apart.
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Blogging is intimidating for a lot of creatives. What should you write about? How long should your posts be?
But, blogging can be so good for your business. It helps you build a loyal following, it gives you content to share on social media, and it helps people find your business through search engine optimization.
If you feel stuck when it comes to blogging, here are 5 tips to help you kick procrastination to the curb and start writing…
You are bored of the template you chose initially and know that a new template would bring your website (and brand) to a new level.
But, you’ve built up some good will with Google in the last year and you don’t want to tear down all the progress you’ve made for a new design.
How do you change your Squarespace template without ruining your search rankings?
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SEO can feel confusing. What are keywords? How do you use them strategically on your website? Here is a super non-techy way to define some basic terms and tools relating to search engine optimization for photographers.
