Your brand photos are a yearly business investment, at least. That means you should be getting a tangible ROI from your brand photos and they should help you move the needle in your business. These are the 7 must-have results you should be able to expect from your professional brand photographer.

If you feel befuddled with the idea of developing a personality for your brand, you’re not alone. And if your brand feels like it lacks direction, there’s a surprising new source of help: the Enneagram.

In this article, you’ll learn what the Enneagram is and how branding with it can help you find your brand voice, resonate with your target audience, and stand out from your competitors.

As business owners, it really doesn't take long before your find yourself needing to respond to difficult clients or drafting difficult emails. That's why I created these email templates for business owners from my own responses to challenging situations.

Let’s face it. Life - as a business owner - is hectic. And sometimes, booking a brand shoot with a popular Austin brand photographer means booking months in advance. In the meantime, you have new products rolling out that you need to share with your audience, like, now.

Use my brand photography tips to learn to DIY your product photography or brand flat lays like a pro.

It can be hard to feel ready for your own professional branding photos, especially when you're newer to business or you've never had your own brand shoot before. But in the Austin economy, standing out in a saturated market of realtors is more important than ever -- and strategic brand photography is one of the most impactful ways to get noticed.

Our brand images can help us build trust with our target audience, but they can also turn people away with a glance. That’s why when it comes to brand photography, it’s more important than ever that we get every single detail right - right down to the tiniest expressions.

Megan Thee Stallion first came up with the phrase sometime around 2018. She defined it this way: “It’s about women and men being unapologetically them, just having a good-ass time, hyping up their friends, doing you.”

I read that and something clicked. So I thought - stay with me here - what if our brands could do the same: be unapologetically real, have a good-ass time, and hype up others. So here’s your highly-anticipated guide for having a Hot Brand Summer.

Search Engine Optimization. If you’re anything like me, the first time you heard these words, your eyes glazed over. You thought, “Oh, that’s something for engineers and techy people to worry about.” Is SEO for creatives really needed?