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Tips for Editing Your Photography Website

If you have “work on my website” on your to-do list for this quarter or this year, today’s Photo Fuel is on point for you. In this episode we’re talking through 2 major mistakes I see photographers (cough, me too!) make when tackling website work and what to do instead to prep yourself for an enjoyable

podcast graphic about working on your website as a family photographer

If you have “work on my website” on your to-do list for this quarter or this year, today’s Photo Fuel is on point for you. In this episode we’re talking through 2 major mistakes I see photographers (cough, me too!) make when tackling website work and what to do instead to prep yourself for an enjoyable and effective website glow-up. Whether you’re looking to improve your website, work with a designer, use a new template, or DIY the whole thing, there’s valuable insights here for you.

podcast graphic about working on your website as a family photographer

I address things like:

  • avoiding the rabbit hole of comparsion
  • how to do market research without copying or getting discouraged
  • the importance of refining your portfolio
  • using testimonials to help write your copy
  • how to get clear about your mission and unique vision to position yourself in your area

How to work on your website as a family photographer:

// Links Mentioned in this episode //

Right-track audits: https://www.leahoconnell.com/righttrack

Showit code for 1 month free: https://account.showit.com/r/firefly // or code firefly at checkout

The Big-picture workbook: https://www.leahoconnell.com/bigpicture

// connect with Leah //

Website: www.leahoconnell.com

Newsletter / The Firefly Letters: https://www.leahoconnell.com/newsletter

Private FB group for photographers: https://www.facebook.com/groups/familyphotogs.behindthescenes/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leahoconnell.photo/

Email: leah@lofirefly.com

website work as a family photographer

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