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Real Estate Personal Branding Photography Session

Is your Real Estate personal branding photography and message consistent across all of your social media sites and web content? Does your brand have quality images that reflect your personality and what makes you stand out from the competition? The days of stock photography on websites and social media are far behind us. Consumers are smarter and wiser than they were a few years ago. Your current and potential clients want to see images that are authentic, relatable, and showcase your brand, your personality, and the experience that they will have when they are working with YOU!

Holly Haven knows this and she understands why is it important to invest in quarterly Real Estate personal branding shoots for her company. Holly wants creative, fresh, relatable content for her clients for both her website/blog and all social media channels. As a local Prosper, Texas Realtor, Holly understands that the days of Realtors standing in front of large homes with the “power pose” are in the past. The millennial generation, and most of us, want to work with someone who we can relate to.  They want a person they know, like and trust.

How are you showing your potential clients that you are relatable and that they can know, like and trust you? As we move into 2020 I would encourage you to really look at your images and how they portray your brand. Invest in images that will make you stand out from the competition, you won’t regret it!!

 

SENIOR | FAMILY | TEENS

Shelly Niehaus Photography is a Prosper, TX-based senior and family photographer. I specialize in seniors, family, and school portraits photography in the Dallas Fort Worth area. I also offer adoption photography for local families through the Red Thread Sessions and volunteer for The Gold Hope Project. For more information please contact me so we can start discussing your session.

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