You’ve worked hard to build and create a brand for your business.
Shouldn’t you have the best headshots to share when you give out your business card or text a link to your Facebook page or your LinkedIn profile?
Enroll in a “Free” eCourse!
I’ve created a free eCourse to teach you a few tricks that will help you get your best headshots with any photographer you decide to choose.
I know what you’re thinking, I don’t have time to take an online course!
So before you say, let me inform you that the course is short (14 days at the most) with a lesson being unlocked every other day.
Tip #1: What to Wear
When choosing your clothes, avoiding complex colors such as stripes, checks and all the extra colors and designs is a must.
For example:
- Vertical lines can have a slimming effect, but it’s very easy to go overboard.
- Should men wear a pullover shirt, a suit or jeans & a blazer?
- Should women wear suits, dresses, or something casual?
When it comes to your best headshots, “What You Wear” is very important from the waist up, which is why we’re going to kick off your first lesson by helping you to know what to wear. So enter your name and email below so we can deliver your first lesson today!
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‘Til the next episode,
Have fun taking pictures!
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‘Til the next episode,
Cheers!
