Your photographer website is more than just a gallery of your work — it could (+ should) be the digital centre of your brand + business. A centre piece of your marketing. And one of the biggest tools you have to grow your photography business — attracting dreamier clients, wow-eeeee opportunities + making better money with more ease.
But if your photography website isn’t converting clients, building trust, or helping you get found? It’s time to give it some attention. Because, after all — a website that just sits there is pretty pointless.
A little while ago, I teamed up with photography PR expert Zoe Hiljemark to co-host a Copywriting & PR Masterclass for Photographers. It was packed with tips on how to get your website working harder — and smarter — for you.
Even if you missed it live, you can still get your hands on the replay and our in-depth Photography Website Copy & PR Guide. It’s a super practical toolkit to help you upgrade your site, improve your messaging, and get noticed.
Whether you’re struggling to write about yourself, wondering how to stand out in a crowded photography market, or ready to attract better clients (the ones that give you zero doubts + alllll the good feelings about your craft) — this is for you.
When it comes to marketing for photographers, your website plays a huge role. Think of it as not only that classic anology of a ‘shop front’, but an actual member of your sales team — not just showing off what you do, but nudging, nurturing + supporting prospects into clients, and clients into fans (the kind that rave, recommend + refer!).
Instead of YOU always have to ‘charm’ people face-to-face (sell!), your website copy needs to do the heavy lifting — building connection, trust, and action. And getting that hot lead that is ready to book in.
It’s where you:
In short?
Your site should sell for you — even when you’re not around.
Related: Nailed your website copy? Why PR and publicity should be your next move — read the blog here.
Be honest — is your current website helping you grow your photography business?
Too often I see beautiful sites that look amazing, but aren’t pulling their weight when it comes to:
If your site isn’t working as your main marketing and PR tool, you’re leaving money — and opportunity — on the table.
That’s why we created this workshop and guide specifically focused on website copywriting and PR for photographers.
The photographer who are *so* ready to ditch the ‘winging it’ approach to their website, and get strategic about this central marketing tool.
Here’s what you’ll get when you purchase the Copy & PR Marketing Guide for Photographers:
It’s a practical, DIY-friendly resource designed to help you improve your website today — whether you’re brand new or a few years into your photography business.
If you’re ready to make your website one of the strongest parts of your business, this is a fantasitic (budget-friendly) way to start.
Let’s face it — writing about yourself can be hard. And knowing how to market your photography services online? Also hard! On your own.
You’re not supposed to do everything alone, you know?
That’s why we made this easy-to-follow, expert-led workshop + guide for your photographer website.
So you can stop second-guessing what to say on your website — and start using it to grow your brand, boost your bookings, and get more visibility.
Grab the masterclass and guide here for £55
Check out my Custom Website Copywriting for Photographers or my Template + Elevate done-with-you copywriting service — both tailored to help photographers like you build a site that sells.
I’m here to literally inject some colour into your web copy.
Pop your details here, and receive instant access to my super easy fill-in-the-blanks Canva web copy template. Packed with SEO tips, writing prompts + AI setup guide.
your kickstart guide to writing your own web copy
Zoe Barnett is a website copywriter, strategist + SEO expert helping founders, thought leaders + ambitious creatives turn their websites into powerful revenue-generating assets. From SEO for maximum visibility to strategic, conversion-focused copy for full website builds, Zoe works with clients across the UK, US, Australia + Europe — all from her base in Cheshire, UK.