Your future customers create an opinion about your business from the second they lay eyes on your Instagram account. What does your grid design say about you and the service that you offer? Curating a gorgeous newsfeed (that is easy to maintain) is one of the many things we work through in my Socially Set course. Check out this incredible transformation from Jess Lee Photography in Canberra, Australia!

Lots of my Socially Set course members have been experimenting with joint venture collaborations to help spread the word about their business. Learning how to network in related industries and provide valuable content to your social media followers is an important part of the content creation process. Loved this live Q&A that Kristy Jauncey Photography in Sydney came up with during her time in the course!

Understanding what to write in your social post captions can be one of the hardest parts of the process. In the Socially Set course, we talk a lot about providing VALUABLE content to your clients. Answering questions, alleviating fears, helping move them through the booking process. I’ve loved watching lots of my course members level up their value content writing just like Niki Sprekos Photography from Melbourne!

A lot of photographers forget to speak socially on Facebook and Instagram! Connecting with your clients, sharing stories and starting engaging conversations is such an important part of the experience! I’ve loved watching Stephanie from Missed Moments Photography and lots of my other course members getting chatty with their followers lately. 76 comments is pretty impressive!

Taking the leap and trying new features on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram is an important part of the promotional puzzle. But knowing what to post, when and what kind of content to include can be confusing! I’ve loved watching my course members experiment with new content ideas just like Nadine T Photography and her behind the scenes footage! Guess what! Turns out you don’t need to dance in Instagram reels!