Client Portal — Branding Photography
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Your Brand Session Delivery

Your photos are ready, let's put them to work.

Everything you need to launch your new brand imagery with confidence — from where to upload to what to post first.

[Client Name] Delivered to
[Shoot Date] Session date
[Photographer Name] Your photographer
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Step-by-Step Launch Checklist

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Download all your gallery imagesSave to a clearly labeled folder: "Brand Photos – [Month Year]"
First
Update your website main page image/s or homepage bannerUse a high-resolution horizontal image that shows your face clearly
Website
Swap your "About" page photoChoose an approachable, warm image — this is often the most-visited page
Website
Update your email signatureUse a headshot cropped to approximately 100×100px — square format works best
Email
Replace your LinkedIn profile and banner photosProfile: close-crop headshot. Banner: wide environmental or workspace shot
Social
Update Instagram profile photoPick a bright, clear close-up — it displays at just 110px so simplicity wins
Social
Post your "brand reveal" contentShare 1–3 photos with a caption about your refresh — see prompts below
Social
Update any business directory listings or Canva brand kitGoogle Business, Yelp, Calendly, or anywhere your headshot appears
Other
Create a "banked" folder of 10–15 ready-to-post imagesOrganized posts perform better — batch-select and schedule 2 weeks ahead
Strategy
Share your favorite image with [Photographer Name]Tag or DM so we can share your session on our page — free visibility for you!
Bonus

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Put Your Photos to Work

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Website
Main page image/s, About page, Services page headers, team/contact sections, and blog author bios.
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Instagram
Profile photo, single feed posts, carousel "behind the brand" stories, and highlight covers.
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LinkedIn
Profile headshot, banner image, post visuals, and article header images.
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Email Marketing
Newsletter headers, welcome sequence, email signature, and promotional campaign banners.
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Speaking & Press
Speaker bio pages, press kits, podcast guest headshots, and media inquiry submissions.
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Proposals & Docs
Client proposals, PDF guides, welcome packets, and course or program materials.

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Content Ideas & Ready-to-Use Prompts

Brand reveal
"New photos, same me — just a little more intentionally shown. I worked with [Photographer Name] to finally have imagery that matches where my brand is headed. Here's a peek..."
Behind the scenes
"A little look at what a brand session actually feels like. I went in nervous and came out with images I genuinely love. Swipe to see how the day unfolded."
Value + photo pairing
"One thing I want you to know about working with me: [insert your value/process/philosophy]. [Pair with a confident or workspace shot.]"
Introduce yourself
"If we haven't met — hi! I'm [Name], and I help [who you help] do [what you do]. This is what I look like when I'm doing the thing I love most."
Client attraction
"The kind of client I love working with is someone who [describe ideal client]. Does that sound like you? Here's how to get started: [CTA + link in bio]"
Personal + professional
"You might not know this about me, but outside of [your work], I'm really passionate about [personal detail]. Brand photos gave me space to show that side too."

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Quick Tips for Using Your Photos

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Consistency builds trust

Use the same 2–3 images as your primary identifiers across all platforms. Repetition makes you instantly recognizable.

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Mix it up — but on purpose

Rotate between headshots, lifestyle, and detail photos. Each tells a different layer of your story.

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Captions carry the weight

A great photo with a weak caption is a missed opportunity. Lead with a hook, share value, then call to action.

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Show your face more often

Posts with faces consistently outperform graphics alone. Don't save your photos for "special" posts — use them regularly.

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Don't let them sit unused

Schedule your first 2 weeks of posts the same week you receive your gallery. Momentum matters.

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Resize for each platform

Instagram prefers 4:5. LinkedIn banners are 1584×396. Website main images are wide. A quick crop makes all the difference.


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Next Steps

Leave us a review
Your kind words help other business owners find us and feel confident booking. It takes just 2 minutes and means the world to a small business.
Leave a Google review → [paste your link here]
Know someone who needs brand photos?
Referrals are the highest compliment. If you know a fellow entrepreneur who's been putting off their brand session, send them our way — we'll take great care of them.
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Plan your next session
Most clients rebook every 6–12 months as their brand evolves. New offers, new headshots, new season — your imagery should grow with you. Past clients get priority booking and a returning client rate.
Book your next session → [paste your booking link here]
Stay connected
Tag us when you post your new photos — we love sharing our clients' launches and cheering you on. Follow along for content tips, session inspiration, and behind-the-scenes from the studio.
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