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So the client experience begins from the first
time someone lands on our website or Instagram
or a Facebook page and often you know
many of the people visiting these pages they're
not going to become our clients but they
do become walking billboards for us right we
can still have an impact on these people
and they can start talking about us to
their friends or their photographer friends or whatnot
so it's it's important that we don't take
this lightly.
So it's been very intentional that what we
share on our website what we share on
Instagram and what we share on Facebook is
in line with what we value okay and
I can't stress this enough it has to
be in line with what we value as
photographers.
The alternative is just posting stuff that gets
attention right and there has to be a
little bit of a mix here especially with
Instagram right because there's the photos that get
us attention and the photos that generally get
us attention are our eye candy portraits and
as you know you've watched the rest of
the course now you know that these these
images aren't always really meaningful to us they
don't really necessarily communicate what we value but
they get us the attention.
So we've got a very strict formula that
we follow where for every portrait we post
especially those big environmental ones with the little
people for every portrait we post we post
three to four moments okay and that's really
important because we want to be attracting clients
that value the same things that we value
okay that's one of the reasons why we
never post any detail shots you can scour
through our website you can scour through every
single blog post we've ever created and you
will not find a picture of a dress
hanging in a window or a picture of
shoes sitting on a window sill right.
Have we taken those shots?
Sure we take those shots all the time
we take them for our clients because they've
requested them and we know that that they
might want them for their album or they
want might want them later on but they
don't communicate what we value and more than
anything what we need to remember is our
website and our Instagram page and our Facebook
page is not for our clients it's for
our future clients right and this is easy
for people to mix up and we'll talk
about this quite a bit further on when
we talk about the blog post and versus
the slideshow that we make the clients but
really important to know that what you post
needs to be in line with what you
value.
Okay let's move on to the next module
where we'll talk about what happens when we
receive an inquiry.
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