Tri-Cities, WA Branding Photographer
This is the place to go to find tips on branding your business and practicing self-care, creating content that resonates with your ideal client, and get a peek at some of my projects with real-life business owners just like you!
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VIP Mini Branding Photoshoots
These aren’t just headshots. They’re sessions that showcase your personality and help you step into the most authentic version of you, so that you can show up for the people you want to serve. Draw in your ideal clients with stunning images that tell your stories.
The venue is booked. The stage is set. Now I’m ready to share it with you.
Marketing ideas for new business owners
This one is for all the aspiring entrepreneurs and new business owners out there. When you first get started there is so much to do and you’re wearing so many hats. If you don’t have a background in marketing, it can feel overwhelming to add that to your ever-growing to-do list.
So let’s talk about some simple ways you can market your new business effectively!
Branding Photography for a somatic healer
Learn about this burnout recovery coach who’s focused on getting to the root of your stuckness. Based in Tri-Cities, WA, I worked with her last year to get some gorgeous branding photography done as she was launching her coaching business.
10 steps to planning your custom branding photography session
Leveling up your marketing by investing in professional branding photography is a scary next step in your business. I understand! Spending money can be intimidating, but it’s also necessary to invest in your business to continue growing.
So I’ve created this step-by-step explanation showing you exactly what I do to ensure that your branding session is everything you need it to be. When clients book with me I want them to feel confident that they’re getting quality work from someone they trust.
Pictures good enough to eat
We decided on a day to bring in the entire staff and made it a training day. The kitchen manager worked with his staff to create every meal on the menu exactly as it should be made, giving them a chance to learn without the rush of a full restaurant how. And the general manager came in with his servers so they could see exactly what each meal should look like when they take them out to the table, doubling up on quality control for service. We planned a separate day for bartenders to come in and test out new cocktail recipes and learn the restaurant’s signature drinks.
And I got pictures of it all.