I love creating brand photos for new and established businesses. Planning a brand photoshoot is a great way to build a strong visual identity for your business and compliments a cohesive marketing plan. I’ve photographed hundreds of different industries and here are the five common mistakes I see when it comes to brand photoshoots.

AI-generated images have gained attention for their efficiency, creativity, and my personal favorite, super creepy AI fails. However, there is nothing that can compare to the authenticity and human connection that is created only by real photographs. I’ll tell you why.

When searching for ways to boost website traffic and enhance website search engine optimization (SEO), businesses often focus on strategies revolving around keywords and content. However, the images on your website also play a crucial role in its search engine performance, which are often overlooked in the flurry of SEO tactics.

Lifestyle marketing photography is a great way to show off your brand in a more approachable, real world way. Lifestyle marketing can also be used as a tool to show off your product/services, recruit new employees and even as a tactic to retain the team you have. I have seen this successfully implemented in the past during my shoots with Ballinger and Swartley Bros and more recently with Cecilian Partners.

As businesses evolve and market landscapes shift, more and more companies, organizations, and institutions are revamping their brands to secure a competitive edge. A Hanover Research study found that 75% of companies did work on their brand between 2020 and 2021. A 2022 UpCity survey found that 51% of businesses had changed their branding since Covid-19 began.

It’s Women’s History Month! All month! What better opportunity is there for me to highlight some of the incredible and influential women I have worked with over the years (and there have been many). One of these phenomenal women is Jill Bodensteiner.