Stories
The way for sharing the first best photos, a few days after photo shooting
The Stories section is a simple, beautiful and effective tool for sharing the first best photos from the photo shooting.
Sharing photos through the Stories will allow you to:
Share photos with clients in a beautiful way.
Develop word-of-mouth marketing.
Promote your site in search engines automatically.
How to use it
Upload the first set of photos that you need to share with the client a few days after the photo shooting.
Write a couple of lines about your client.
Send the client a link to the website page so that he can visit it to download the photos.
Use the Stories section not as a faceless file sharing service, but as a privilege for your clients. Make the client feel special. Thereby the client will be happy to share the link to his photos with his friends.
If the photo shooting is confidential, then you can make the story hidden (it will be available for viewing only via a direct link).
Share photos with clients beautifully and grow your business.
How it works
As a result of sharing photos through the Stories, you get word-of-mouth marketing and search engine promotion.
How does word of mouth marketing work? A client comes to your site to download photos. He sends a link to friends and other participants in the photo shooting, who see not only these photos, but also your portfolio, services, contacts and links to social networks.
How does search engine promotion work? As a result of increased traffic and the usage of titles and descriptions in announcements, your site will be automatically promoted in search engines.
It gives an explosive growth in site traffic after family, reportage, wedding or other group photo shootings.
💡 Useful tip
Use keywords in stories titles for promotion. Give your story a name AND context:
Not Maria but Maria’s photo session.
Not Eve but Photo walk with Eve.
Not just Carl but Carl. Business portrait.
Not Daisy + John but Daisy + John, the announcement of a wedding photoshoot.
And so on!
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