Selling nature prints online, part 1: getting found
Part 1 of 3 on selling nature prints from your website: the searches that actually sell prints, how AI tools pick a print seller, a homepage that works like a storefront window, and why a slow gallery is a closed shop.
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Your clients aren’t “in a funnel” anymore
Clients don’t move through clean funnels anymore. They bounce between platforms, content, and trust signals. Here’s why the funnel is dead — and how photographers should adapt.
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More traffic, fewer bookings? Here’s why.
Getting more visitors but no new clients? Your photo website might be attracting the wrong crowd. Here’s how to fix your targeting and convert the right visitors into bookings.
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Your photo site isn’t ready for AI (yet): 3 ways to fix that
AI now shapes how clients discover photographers. Here’s how to make your site understandable to both humans and machines — so you show up higher and convert faster.
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Why more traffic won’t save your photography business
Traffic is down everywhere, but that’s not your problem. Learn why photographers should stop chasing pageviews and focus on trust, conversions, and qualified leads instead.
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The image page SEO myth: what Google actually wants photographers to do
Google’s advice about “unique image pages” sounds helpful, but it can ruin your SEO if you take it literally. Here’s the smarter way photographers should structure their portfolios.
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One Pricing page vs. prices on every service page? Here’s what converts.
Should you list prices on your photography website? Both! Learn why a dedicated Pricing page plus strategic pricing snippets on service pages convert more visitors into clients.
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How to keep your photography website visible in Google’s new AI search era
Google’s new AI search is rewriting the SEO rules. Here’s what AI Overviews and AI Mode mean for your photography website, and how to stay visible when clicks keep disappearing.
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Why SEO might be the wrong focus for your photography website
Most photographers obsess over SEO—but that’s often a distraction. If your site has poor UX, generic copy, or an uncurated portfolio, traffic won’t convert anyway. This article shows why fixing the experience matters more than chasing clicks.
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How to use Google and AI chatbots for simple keyword research
Keyword research doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Learn how photographers can find real keyword ideas fast using Google search tricks and AI help.
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10 smart ways photographers can get more website traffic (and clients) fast
Struggling to get eyes on your photography website? These 10 proven strategies will help you attract the right visitors, boost local SEO, and convert more clients — fast.
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Building an effective photography website homepage: must-have elements, tips & examples
Discover the key elements that make a photography website homepage truly effective: guidelines and website screenshots for your inspiration.
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Crafting Compelling Copy: Tips for Photographers with Zoe Barnett
Transform Your Photography Business with Expert Copywriting Tips from Zoe Barnett.
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What your clients are *actually* buying from you
An important mindset shift in today's saturated market: You're not selling your time. You're not selling prints. You're selling how you make your clients feel. You're selling a "transformation".
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100+ best WordPress plugins for photographers – a curated list of plugins I know and trust
Collection of recommended WordPress plugins (that I'm often using when building photography websites). Almost all plugins below have excellent reviews & a rating of at least 4 out of 5 stars, and have been thoroughly revised and tested.
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🎙️ My interview on The Landscape Photography Show
A recent two-part podcast series on The Landscape Photography show. David & I had a wide-ranging discussion on why you should focus on user-experience instead of blindly focusing on SEO only, and what makes a great photography website. You can
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🎙️ My interview on the F‑Stop Collaborate and Listen Podcast: “Designing a Photography Website”
Really enjoyed this particular interview I did on the F-Stop Collaborate and Listen Podcast, hosted by Matt Payne. You can also listen to the interview in your favorite podcast player: Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Google Podcasts Listen on
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Q&A #23: showing galleries, keywords in IPTC info, improving traffic & more.
Answering your questions about showing multiple galleries, repeating keywords in IPTC info, amplifying traffic for certain keyphrases & more.
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New .photo & .photography top-level-domains (TLDs) for photographers: should you get one?
All you need to know about migrating your photography site to a new TLD: benefits, problems, examples and a Q&A section.
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Q&A #22: what it means to be a pro, SEO blog titles, WP plugins, nav menu items
Answering your questions about what it means to be a pro, SEO blog titles, WordPress plugins and navigation menu naming tips.
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Q&A #21: deleting old posts, blurry images, optimizing your homepage, slideshow performance
Answering your questions about deleting old posts, blurry images, optimizing your homepage, slideshow performance on photography websites.
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🎙️ My interview on the Hair of the Dog Podcast: “The SEO mistakes most photographers make”
An SEO-focused interview I did for the Hair of the Dog Podcast. Learn about SEO, content marketing, behavior flows, performance bottlenecks and website platforms.
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🎙️ My interview on Brent Bergherm’s Podcasts: “Photographer’s Websites: Tips and Reviews”
Brent Bergherm, host of two popular podcasts (Latitude Photography & Master Photography) recently had me as a guest to talk about different ideas and tips for making a successful photography website.
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Q&A #20: email newsletters, blog SEO, promoting new services & more
I’m answering your questions about photography websites, business, marketing, SEO, and more. You can ask me anything. I’ll try to answer within 24 hours, and the most useful questions get featured here on the newsletter too. Need any help with your
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