4 Tips for Making a Lasting Impression with Photo Clients

December 1, 2014 Marco | Editor

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Whether it’s on your website or in a directory listing, how you present your photography business online is crucial when it comes to booking a new client. Minnesota-based photographer Shelley Paulson has been shooting professionally for eleven years, and she showcases her warm, Midwestern-influenced style of wedding and portrait photography on Photographer Central to help grow her business. Follow her four tips to make sure you’re wowing your prospective clients and making a memorable connection.

1. Boost Your SEO
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Marco | Editor

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