Resources
Practical notes on your website, sending galleries, and client care, written for studios who live WhatsApp and Drive today.
Studio homepage
What a serious photography website needs before strangers become booked clients.
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Strong photos should dominate the first impression. Text and chrome should stay out of the way.
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One clear “book” or “contact” button, not a maze of plugins, forms, and buried emails.
03
Your own website address and homepage settings keep marketing and client galleries under one name.
Sending photos
A simple way to handle favorites, edit approvals, downloads, your logo on photos, and storage.
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Use one gallery for favorites, one for edit approvals, and one for final downloads. Clients understand the journey when each link has one job.
02
Your logo on photos and download rules should match the job stage. Previews are not the same as final files.
03
Private storage holds RAW files, contracts, and archives clients never see. Big file share closes large deliveries, not endless chat attachments.
Client care
Private links, favorites, clear status, and follow-through, so clients always know what happens next.
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Clients should open a link and immediately see galleries, favorites, and delivery status without hunting through chat threads.
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Clear gallery status (open, reviewing, delivered) reduces “just checking in” messages and builds trust.
03
A client list and project notes make anniversary and repeat bookings possible years later.
Next shoot
Start free and send a gallery they will actually use, not another Drive folder.
