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I am SO EXCITED to share with you guys the new site we created for Jessica Douglas Photography. When Jess and I first met, she told me how she had been up at 3 am feeding her newborn when she came across some work I had done for her friend Cacie Caroll, and she knew […]

Guys! I’m so excited to share the launch of the new custom brand and Showit website for Hannah Ruth Photography. When Hannah first approached me, she told me that she knew she needed some changes to her brand and website. She felt like she had outgrown them and needed a more professional online presence that […]

Having fresh brand photos is essential for every service-based business. Not only does it keep your look updated, but it helps to create content for social media, and helps to build that know-like-trust factor that we are always trying to build. But knowing where to start when it comes to having a brand shoot can be hard! Do you start with the photographer? Where should the shoot be? What do you wear? All great questions friend! I’m going to answer all of those, and walk you through exactly how I went about my most recent brand shoot so you can feel prepared for your next one too.

As we spend more time online working, shopping, or just scrolling through social media, it’s becoming more and more important to make the online world just as accessible as any other public place. Since the internet has become more and more important in our everyday lives, it has actually been argued that it’s a public utility.

I’m so incredibly excited to celebrate the launch of Ashley Pigulski Photography’s new wedding photographer website! I actually met Ashley when I was working on her husband Derek’s brand and the more we talked, the more we connected!

If you’ve never had your own website or you’re just starting your business, building a website seems like a daunting task, am I right? You probably have so many questions like “Where do I even start?” or “ What should I build my website on?” or even “What needs to be on my website?”

Having a website is one thing, but is your website performing well? And by that I mean is your website bringing you clients? If you’ve got the traffic flowing to your website but you aren’t getting any leads from that traffic, this post is for you.

Let me hit the pause button on your launch, just for a minute.
Because there’s one page you probably didn’t think about. And this is one you definitely don’t want to forget, because otherwise, you might find yourself in some serious legal trouble.