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Tips for taking pictures:<br />
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Stage your pictures scenes. If someone is taking a picture of you, make sure you are<br />
positioned at a nice angle, capture something cute in the background to give an idea<br />
or where you are and a glimpse into your lifestyle. If taking pictures of your services or<br />
products, use props, lighting, etc. to set the perfect tone and capture a high quality<br />
image.<br />
Look Professional: Always look the part. <strong>Social</strong> media is about building relationships and<br />
making your audience want what you have. Show them the BEST version of you!<br />
Is it the Right Light for a Selfie?<br />
Let’s Talk Selfies for a moment!<br />
I am a fan of the selfie as much as anyone else<br />
but when branding your business there are a<br />
few basic guidelines you should try to follow:<br />
1. Do not take selfies in bathrooms unless the<br />
bathroom relates to what you are posting in<br />
some shape or form. Is considered quite tacky<br />
in the industry.<br />
2. Never use or provide others with selfie<br />
photos to be placed on business cards, flyers<br />
or another other marketing material…it<br />
screams UNPROFESSIONAL and not only makes your brand look bad but can also damage<br />
the brands of other companies who may become affiliated with you. Things like this can be<br />
a warning to other brands that you are not ready to play in the big leagues.<br />
If you look at the images of any well-known brand, you’ll see that they use the same colors<br />
repetitively—in their logo, in their text, even in their images. That consistency is what helps<br />
viewers recognize the company and evokes certain feelings and emotions associated with<br />
the brand.<br />
You can apply this same approach to your own visual content by choosing two to four colors<br />
and using them consistently. You can find and save your brand colors using hex codes, which<br />
are the six-digit codes that appear when a color is selected on the color wheel.<br />
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