I had grand plans of writing up a cool summary of my time at the Nine to ThriveBusiness Chicks conference last week. My idea was to share super important quotes from the speakers and inspire you with their heart-felt lessons.
But you know what? I've got nothing.
Being a photographer is not all about the photo shoot itself, there's loads of planning beforehand. Working out light and props and location. But also, there's hours of work afterwards, processing and retouching your images. I do each one myself, and sometimes this can be a painstaking process. So, I thought I would try something a little different for my email this week, and give you a bit of a peek into some of my typical post processing.
So I have been banging on about it for AGES.. my brand archetypes. I have been wanting to find a way to put all this material (usually only accessible for my full branding clients) together into some useful tool for you... and I finally have it done <insert happy dance>!
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You are building your newest sales page. You've got awesome content and you want people to click on that magic button... I mean, that's what you've created all the good stuff for right? So let's look at some ways that you can increase your chances of conversion using colour and body language (I know right?! Say whaat??)
A quick Instagram scroll of yoga instructors or the popular #yogalife hashtag and you’ll see more long, lithe women bent into extraordinary shapes than you could possibly imagine. You’d start to wonder if that’s what a yoga instructor should look like. But, what about if you were a yoga instructor and you didn’t look like that? What if you looked, well… normal?
Choosing what photos to add to your social media feeds can be so hard! There are so many available stock photo sites, it’s easy to snap a pic with your phone. But how do you choose the best ones for your brand?