Fuel Your Photos exists to empower photographers to take control of their SEO. Still, one of the most common questions we get asked is, “Can I just hire you to do my SEO for me?” For many photographers, SEO is…
Trying to rank for multiple photography specialties is one of the more difficult SEO situations that photographers often face. The core principles behind SEO are becoming the most authoritative and relevant source of information for your niche. This task is…
We’ve seen this issue pop up a few times in the Fuel Your Photos Facebook Group. People update wordpress, start to build a new blog post using the new(ish) Gutenberg editor, and notice that their images are soft! Blurry images…
Updated: October 9th, 2019. You may have noticed recently that the organic reach for Facebook pages has essentially become extinct. If you don’t believe me, go scroll through your feed and see how many posts you see from pages that…
Let’s chat today about an issue that we often see when looking at client and competitor websites. Too often, we see people targeting keywords with their homepage that are greatly harming their SEO efforts. Not to be confused with this…
When you share your website on social media, your link preview will determine whether someone clicks. It may also have a bigger impact on SEO than you think…
A custom thank you page is not only useful for tracking, it also lets you create an excellent client experience when they are MOST excited to work with you!
Blog posts are a great way to create specific content targeting long tail keywords. You probably already know that one of the best things you can optimize for is the location of the shoot. This is especially true for wedding…
I’ve talked about videos being powerful for SEO before, but today I’d like to issue a simple challenge so that you’ll be motivated to take action! But first, let me give you a few quick reasons for using YouTube to…
You’re a photographer, right? Imagine you are a high school senior photographer. You ONLY photograph seniors. You need some new business, so you decide to go put up some fliers (like 8.5×11 printed fliers with thumbtacks). First, you put up…
