Have you ever wondered if the branding for your photography business is up to snuff?

Maybe you see everyone else’s websites and social media and compare your own…

Maybe you’ve developed a few different logos for yourself and nothing ever really stuck…

Or maybe marketing totally overwhelms you and you wonder if you’re even going in the right direction with your brand…

Today I’m sharing the top 3 marketing faux pas to AVOID as a portrait photographer.

Tune in to learn things like like:

• My biggest marketing takeaways from working at a large agency and at Coca-Cola.

• The weird way people make a nearly instant determination about how professional you are.

• One of the top things I look for in a brand (that photographers often miss).

• What your brand actually is–not just colors and logos.

• Why I actually DON’T recommend automating everything (yes, even nowadays with AI and all kinds of fancy tools).

So if you want to uplevel your brand as a boutique portrait photographer and start showing up as professionally as possible, hit play and get ready to take notes!

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