If you’re a professional photographer looking to build awareness of your work, attract more clients and grow your photography business then you’ll want to be using marketing and PR to get yourself known and visible. […]
There are many benefits to be gained from regularly creating content for your photography blog. Do you need to be convinced?
Want to learn new skills, get inspiration and professional advice for less than the price of a round of drinks at the bar? Then you need to dig into the wealth of knowledge available in business and marketing books.
With a list of national awareness days at your disposal, you should easily be able to generate hundreds of marketing content ideas.
If you recognise the importance of well-crafted marketing copy and you’re keen to learn how to write effective call to action phrases, read on.
Constantly coming up with fresh photography content ideas can be a challenge, particularly when you’re marketing your photography business on multiple social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, YouTube and Twitter.
If you haven’t ever created a marketing content plan for your photography business before, but you know you want to become more organised, this one is for you.
Your photography business needs a content marketing and PR strategy. Why? Because you need constant and steady supply of leads and customers.
Creating useful marketing content, such as blog articles, is a great way to promote your photography business.
But in itself, it’s not enough to attract swathes of your perfect clients.
I believe that PR and content marketing are perfect partners.
You’re regularly creating content in the form of blogs, emails, and social media posts. But are you confident that everything you write is grammatically correct?
I’m thrilled to be able to share this exclusive interview with Mark Masters.
