Great photographers know that a picture tells a thousand words. But that doesn’t mean you can’t use text when sharing your proudest photos with your followers. In fact, using photography quotes for your Instagram account can actually result in better performance and engagement!

While productivity and efficiency have always been the goal of businesses, the average small business spends around 20 hours per week just on marketing. The bad news is that marketing (especially social media) has never been more important – the good news is

Social media is one of the quickest and most effective ways of building your brand and we’ve put together a guide on how photographers can use social media to gain exposure and clients.  In this guide we’re going to cover: Why social media

Building an email list with Instagram is a great way to take your customer communication to the next level. Not only can you continue to broaden your reach via social media, but you can also leverage a channel that you own and interact

So, you’re ready to take your photography game to the next level? Ready to put your amazing photos out there for all to see? Ready to start getting hired? While you probably know the basics on how to start a photography Instagram account,

Not knowing what to post on Instagram is a well-known feeling: you open up the app, decide you’re going to make a post, but something’s missing. Then it hits you — you don’t have any content.  Just like a writer staring down a

While Instagram continues to be an extremely valuable platform for influencers and brands, it’s becoming more saturated by the day and harder to stand out from the crowd. Just having incredible images is no longer enough – you should be formatting your captions

In June 2016, Instagram’s content algorithm underwent a major overhaul. While the original algorithm displayed content in strictly chronological order, the (supposedly) new and improved version decides what content to present based on the number of users that engage with it and the