When's the last time you updated your photos for your personal brand or business? If you can't it has probably been way too long. If you're using Social Media to grow your business, establish your brand and increase your profits.. then you need to stand out on the 'gram. One way to do that is through strong imagery. A well branded business on social has recognizable posts, content, messaging, brand voice in captions and a face of the company. It’s more than just your logo, font and colors.
In this episode I'm sharing how to make sure that you're next photoshoot is a success. After sharing some of the behind-the-scenes and receiving messages about my most recent brand shoot, I thought it would be a good idea to run through all of the planning steps. You can download your checklist for planning your next brandshoot here http://bit.ly/gbthbrandshoot
Also check out this episode with Colleen Otero as we chat about the importance of branding
This episode is a replay from an Instagram live.
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