Leah O'Connell

Charlottesville family photographer

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Ep 21: 4 Simple Copy Tips to Elevate Your Family Photography Website

I'm Leah!

I’m obsessed with stories of family, creativity, and simple joys.  A nostalgia nerd, educator, wife, and mom of 3, I believe life’s most fun when you’re dreaming big and having kitchen dance parties. 

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Something that always comes up in the audits I do, in any mentoring call I’ve done in the last 2 years, and in conversations all the time with photographers is COPY. Specifically, for your family photography website. In this episode, I have four simple copy tips for your family photography website that will take under an hour to tweak. Even though they’re simple, they make such a huge difference in your ability to attract and hold the attention of your dream clients and move through your customer journey and into that contact form. 

tips for copy for family photographers

We talk about things like: 

  • The ‘fluff test’
  • What you “about” page is really for 
  • How to use the magic combination of personal vision, your favorite images, and customer feedback to write your website
  • Better calls to action
  • Logistic and design quick tips to support your copy and make sure people actually read it

// Links Discussed //

Right track audits: https://www.leahoconnell.com/righttrack

Episode 10 – Website Work: https://leahoconnell.com/ep-10-website-work/

Episode 20- 6 ways to Nurture your Family Photography Clients https://leahoconnell.com/ep-20-6-ways-to-nurture-your-family-photography-clients/

The Big-Picture Workbook: https://www.leahoconnell.com/bigpicture

copy tips for family photography websites

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Hi, I'm Leah.
Family photographer, writer, educator.

I’m  one of the first to meet your newborn baby, the one who won't judge your clothes baskets and unmade beds, and the one who can capture the way your husband looks at you with a twinkle in his eye after 12 years of marriage. I believe in honoring people and telling stories.

I believe art has the power to light up the world in dark places, starting at home.