Thinking about a photoshoot for your small business?


Let's turn that thinking into a concrete plan so you can finally find your photographer, book your shoot, and start reaping the benefits of strategic photography.


Stalking other businesses in your industry, browsing Pinterest, and [some other thing they're procrastinating with] is a great way to get ideas. But that also tends to keep you stuck in idea-land.


I created these photo session planning guides to help you establish your goals, clarify your style and determine how to put your photos to use in your marketing.

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After using this planning guide, you’ll be able to:

  • Identify the reason behind your photoshoot
  • Know what you want the photos to do
  • Have a clear idea of how you want the photos to look
  • Know exactly how you’ll use the photos after your photoshoot


Which means you can finally:

  • Reach out to a strategic brand and product photographer to book a session
  • Have photos that are working for you, even when you’re not face-to-face with potential customers and clients

Here’s what’s inside:


  • A free fillable planning guide
  • Each step of the guide includes questions, explanations and prompts to keep you from staring at a blank page
  • A checklist on what to look for when choosing a photographer
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Hey, I'm Emily,

 

your new business bff and brand and product photographer. Through creating content for major household brands, supporting small businesses with their brand photography, and marketing my own business for over 7 years, it's safe to say I know a thing or two about planning strategic content that sells. I've taken my method I use with my actual clients and turned it into an easy to complete planning guide so you have a solid starting point for your own photoshoot.

 

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