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As competition increases and Google becomes smarter and smarter (gone are the times when stuffing your page with keywords was all you needed), ranking well on search results for keywords that are driving enough traffic to your site takes TIME.
Have you ever thought about writing more blog posts to help your organic reach but you just… DON’T KNOW WHAT TO WRITE ABOUT? Apart from the usual “How to choose your newborn photographer”, “How to prepare your hospital bag” and posts dedicated to specific promotions OR sessions… WHAT SHOULD YOU TALK ABOUT? Keyword Expoler – […]
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Online advertising can be quite complicated… and launching campaigns without knowing the rules can be quite costly! Not to mention that you might not getting the results you were expecting. To help you get started, we have created a simple 5-step guide. FAR from being a comprehensive guide to advertising for Newborn Photographers, this should […]
We say no because we don’t want to be pressured into buying something.
We say no because we don’t want to have to explain WHY we don’t want to buy those trousers that apparently fits us perfectly and look good.
We say no because we want to be free to “think about it”.
You know why?
Because we’re supposed to.
This is one of the questions I get asked more frequently.
In fact, so much emphasis is being placed on this aspect that I hear more and more photographers saying they are only interested in finding new clients… if they are high spenders.
So someone sends you an enquiry in reaction to your latest post.
You reply – they book a shoot almost immediately.
What is your first reaction?
“Now THAT’s my ideal client!”
But are they really? Or are they just “easy”?