You ever wonder how people perceive you? What about how the media—specifically publishing editors—perceive you when they’re deciding to keep or ditch your pitch?

Today I want to share Jacquelyn Kyle’s brand session experience.

She came to me for branding photos to help her get more public interviews when she knew the selfie and a few stock images on her website weren’t helping her make that happen. Here’s what her experience was like and how her images are helping her solidify her next goal (time stamps below).

0:00 | Who Jac is & what does she do?

0:07 | Jac’s plan to grow her business & what’s currently holding her back

0:29 | Why it was important to Jac to invest in branding photography

0:48 | The hesitations that almost held her back from getting photos

0:57 | How Jac found me & knew we were a great fit for her

1:18 | How we got Jac’s photos to look like *her* and align with her brand

1:36 | Jac’s moment of panic that almost made her postpone her shoot

1:57 | What she can’t stop scrolling through and why

2:09 | How Jac’s photos are helping her pitch to the media

Want to get started with your own brand photography? Download my free guide on 30+ ways to make yourself memorable with your brand photos or visit the branding session resources page.

All good things,
Lauren

Lauren’s a Philadelphia branding photographer and headshot photographer who travels worldwide, helping people get their message into more hands and show how valuable they are with scroll-stopping branding photography. You can find helpful resources like planning your perfect outfit, overcoming camera fear, and what shots your brand should have on the resources page.