That’s the message you’re sending to your potential clients when they see a mismatched headshot, a generic stock photo, or a confusing color palette. Every day, your potential clients scroll, swipe, and click through hundreds of brands—many of them offering services just like yours. In that fleeting moment, your visual identity is often the very first thing they notice. Without you even realizing it, your images are sending the wrong message. The biggest one that you’re not invested in your own brand, which we know couldn’t be farther from the truth. 

You work too hard, shed too many tears, sacrifice too many personal hours and precious moments to have your clients think that of you.

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Did you know:

1. First impressions are formed in 0.05 seconds
   Studies show that visitors decide whether they trust a website almost instantly.¹ A polished headshot and cohesive imagery build credibility and encourage prospects to stick around.
   
2. Consistent imagery boosts brand recognition
   When your photos use the same colors, styles, and moods across social media, your website, and marketing materials, clients begin to associate that look—and the values it represents—with your business.
   
3. High Quality photos convert better
   From landing-page clicks to email open rates, businesses that invest in high-quality photography see measurable lifts in engagement, leads, and sales.
   

But how do you go from “I need better imagery someday” to “I have a clear visual branding plan” that aligns with my goals”? Enter the Visual Brand Starter Kit!  I created a FREE easy, step-by-step workbook to help you nail down your brand personality, plan a photo session that tells your story, and will have you feeling confident and prepared about your brand.

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¹ Source: Stanford Web Credibility Research (2002)
¹ Source: Adobe “State of Content” Report (2021)