Who Are You Targeting with Photo Book Marketing?
When you market your photography business with printed photo books, who will you be trying to reach?
You may not immediately have an answer to that question right now, but before you tackle a photo book marketing campaign, it’s a good idea to think about it as it will - in part - dictate the way you layout your photo book.
For example:
- If your goal is to market your portraiture services to your clients, you’ll design your book so that it captures some of the best work that you’ve done with lighting, different backdrops and unique posing.
- If your goal is to book a gallery show, you’ll want to collect the work that’s most likely to fit into a show.
- If your hope is that you’ll encourage sales of your art photography, the book that you design will be more than just a collection of your work, it will be a portfolio and catalog rolled into one.
In other words, before designing a photo book to market your services, it’s a good idea to really look at what you hope to accomplish - who you’re trying to reach and what you want them to do in response.
