Explore expert insights and strategies on maintaining a fresh website, effective branding, working with a product photographer, and ethical image usage. We also discuss AI applications, legal considerations, and more to elevate your business operations.
The most frequently asked question I get is, "how much does an ecommerce photoshoot cost?" When you're running an online store, photos are key to making sales. They show your product to the world. But as you search for pricing, it seems you can't get a straight...
Creating compelling product photography case studies is an important tool for photographers to showcase their skills, highlight successful projects, and attract potential clients. A well-crafted case study not only demonstrates your ability to solve client problems...
When you're in the market for product photography services, it's like embarking on a treasure hunt. You have a clear goal – stunning images that showcase your products so that consumers buy. But there's a twist: navigating the maze of pricing. It's not uncommon to...
Understanding the legal aspects of product photography is a must for any photographer thinking about entering the field. A solid grasp on the legal landscape is important for protecting your work and ensuring ethical practices. From copyright laws and model releases...
Product photography is a competitive niche and working effectively with product photography clients is essential for building a successful business. From finding and attracting new clients to managing ongoing relationships and ensuring satisfaction, every step of the...
Regularly updating images so your website's visual content is fresh, is crucial for maintaining user engagement and enhancing SEO. New website images can breathe life into your online presence, keeping it relevant and appealing. Here, we'll be discussing the best...
In marketing, product images aren't just pictures; they are the heart of your brand's visual identity and a crucial element in driving customer engagement and sales. Assessing the quality of these images and identifying areas for improvement is key to ensuring your...
Overcoming branding imposter syndrome is a journey that involves: recognizing and celebrating your achievements, seeking support from mentors and peers, and investing in professional branding and custom imagery. Combining these strategies can significantly boost your...
Branding imposter syndrome is a pervasive issue affecting many individuals, especially those striving to build a personal or professional brand. It's the nagging feeling that you're a fraud, despite evidence of your competence and success. This article will explore...
Companies that outsource product photography have a secret weapon over other brands. Online market has become increasingly visual, and having high-quality, striking product images is paramount. But should you invest in an in-house team or outsource? Let's dive into...
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Tom Crowl is a product photographer with a sharp eye for detail, honed over 35 years in corporate entertainment. He specializes in creating compelling images that elevate brands, working with clients ranging from small businesses to larger e-commerce and consumer goods companies. Tom's photography goes beyond aesthetics, focusing on visuals that drive engagement and business growth.
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