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The Top 2 Approaches to Taking a Signature Photo for Your Website

A person in a knitted sweater holding a vintage Argoflex camera with both hands. The background is softly blurred, suggesting an outdoor setting. The image is in black and white, capturing a nostalgic feel.

If you are the face and voice of your brand or the key reason why people choose to work with your company, then people need to see you and know what you look like.

You can’t hide behind your work, or bury your photo on the About page of your website.

You have to truly step forward and allow yourself to be seen.

The best signature photos tell a visual story of who you are. They allow your visitors to almost feel like they know, like and trust you in a single glance, paving the way for a deeper level of connection and relationship. And they align with your message, your brand and how you want to show up. There are two primary approaches you can take with your signature photos…

From Reader to Raving Fan: How to Write a Bio or Social Media Profile that Inspires Your Audience to Work with You.

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If someone wants to check you out, they’re going to Google your name. Or they might head on over to the About page on your website, or read your profile on LinkedIn or what you say about yourself on Facebook. The problem is that most people don’t put a lot of care into what they … Read more

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