CR 10 - How to Take A Headshot You Love

EPISODE · Mar 7, 2018 · 14 MIN

CR 10 - How to Take A Headshot You Love

from Camera Ready with Val Brown · host Val Brown

You need a good headshot whether it's for your LinkedIn profile, Facebook or Twitter, marketing materials, a website banner or personality shots for your website. And your headshot needs to support your brand visually and verbally.  When people look at your photo, they are looking for an emotional connection. Your headshot invites them to learn more, it says I'm approachable. That emotional connection builds trust and that's why it's so important to have good headshot and the right photographer take them. Learn about: defining the purpose for your photo shoot brainstorming and planning locations matching your camera presence supports your brand Be sure to join us next week when I interview photographer Stephanie Marie about how to choose a photographer that's right for you and how to work with them to maximize your investment. Reference: John Lee Dumas Ann Vertel Resource: Episode 5 Episode 6 Episode 8

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