Photography Web Marketing Guide

This 60 page PDF teaches photographers how to get more business from their websites. Perfect for photographers struggling to get traffic from search engines, or connections in social media.

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This guy knows his stuff inside and out. Zach is not only another industry leader to follow, his ebooks are a must read for photographers trying to navigate the currents of social media today. – Jack Hollingsworth, Photographer and Speaker

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8 Networking Ideas To Generate Photography Clients

Ideas for Photography Networking70% of our clients come from networking and building relationships with vendors. With all the competition out there, networking ensures a steady stream of new clients to reach your target number of bookings each year. It’s not easy unless you know the right tricks. Most photographers spend years (and waste thousands) on the trial and error method of learning. This post offers networking tips for getting those referrals rolling in.


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What Should Photographers Talk About on Facebook?

In my Social Media Handbook I wrote that photographers should post a status update to their Facebook page at least once per day. If you’re thinking a daily post is too much for your users, you may be right. It all depends on what you are posting. This post answers the question how often photographers should post to Facebook and what to talk about so that potential client’s don’t get burned out. Hint: you can never offer too much valuable information.


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How to Respond to Emails

Photographer Time Saver - How to Respond to Emails ProfessionallyHow much time do you spend managing email on a weekly basis? I’m talking about responding to inquiries and answering questions related to your photography business. I think for all of us, any amount of time is too much. This post teaches strategies for moving tasks out of email, speeding up response, and how to answer emails. Everyone’s goal is to get out of email quickly, so migrate people to your websites for Q&A.


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How Much SEO Text Do Photography Websites Need?

How much SEO text does a photography website need to rank?One of the most common mistakes I see on photography websites is a lack of text to support images on the page. Photographers focus on their photos which is recommended and wonderful but text description gets lost in the shuffle. Lack of text comes at a big cost for search engine optimization (SEO) and contact requests. This post explains why photography homepages, galleries, and blog posts need 300 words of text. I also share ideas for writing that much!


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Beginner Photography Forums and 5 Tips for Getting Answers

Two Examples of Photography Forums for New BusinessesAn online photography forum is a great way to increase your peer network, especially for beginning photography businesses. Forums offer access to a pool of a few hundred (or perhaps thousand) photographers who are in a similar position with their photography and who can relate to the issues you face as a small business. Forums are great for collaboration, ideas, and getting specific questions answered. This post offers tips for getting answers.


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