Photography Studio Marketing Los Angeles

Websites usually take 4 to 8 weeks from kickoff to delivery. A social content package can start within about two weeks.

Your archive or best galleries, a note on the work you want more of, your booking process and any existing social accounts. We handle the editing choices with you.

We make recommendations and you make the final call. You know the work and the clients, so we treat your decisions as the last word.

Yes. Your domain, site files and social accounts stay in your name. We hand over logins and documentation at the end.

Yes. We usually give each specialty its own section or page so a client sees relevant work right away, instead of one mixed gallery.

Only if you are a service area business that meets clients at their location. Google's guidance says to hide the address only in that case, and the profile then shows a service area. If clients visit your studio, show the address. Google still needs a real address to verify the profile.

Have a page for each specialty and city, a complete Google Business Profile with the right primary category, current photos, consistent contact details and real reviews. Nobody can guarantee a position, but these are what the search engines and map listings read. Keep adding fresh work.

In general, you keep the copyright to photos you take, but a person's image is a separate matter. For portraits, families and especially children, get written permission for portfolio and marketing use, and put it in your contract. Rules vary, so ask counsel. General information, not legal advice.

Yes. Alt text helps people using screen readers and gives search engines context about an image. Google's image guidance recommends short, descriptive alt text and sensible file names. Skip keyword stuffing. Write what the picture shows, in a sentence a person would say aloud.