Summer is
a good time to update portraits and product photos on a website because the
pressure is off.
While a
few businesses are busy now, many slow down as employees take time off and some
workplaces even close. Given that the
population is not in high gear, there is an opportunity to develop new web
content and roll it out with a bit of fanfare when the weather cools and people
get back into a productive mode.
Why
include staff portraits on your website?
Websites are virtual storefronts and pictures tell stories formerly
communicated in person. A portrait can
convey subtle messages of trust, dependability, and confidence. Customers will want to receive your product
or service because they’ll anticipate satisfaction… all based on the non-verbal
communication expressed on a face.
Those
pictures can also describe quality of service – an important component of every
business. There are enough messages in the
media and in classrooms telling business owners how to delight customers and
meet expectations that customers know they can expect a rich experience when
they conduct business. Or, they can take
that business elsewhere.
What are
the important aspects of a web portrait?
A good one should capture the subject’s confidence in his or her job
skills. Premier Portraits knows that’s
not easy because most people will forget just about everything, including their
names, when facing a camera lens. All
too often, the people most comfortable in their job will be very, very
uncomfortable when photographed. We
learned how to relax people and get them to be themselves.
Product
photos may seem less involved but don’t be fooled. There are subtleties that make it difficult
to capture inanimate objects at their most appealing.
Which
brings up the idea of post processing.
There are often little details that ruin an otherwise perfect portrait
or product photo. A professional
photographer has the tools and skills to quickly fix the problem.
So,
consider using the summer productively to boost your business and elevate your
web presence.
PremierPortraits Studio is locally owned and operated at 260 East St in Plainville, CT and is committed to supporting the community with quality service and portraits. 860.410.4303
PremierPortraits Studio is locally owned and operated at 260 East St in Plainville, CT and is committed to supporting the community with quality service and portraits. 860.410.4303