Social Media For Photographers

How To Provide Value to Your Followers

A Marketing and Business Presentation by Joe Edelman

“Social Media is not a product of new technology. Social Media is the art – the adaptation of using technology to be social”.
— Joe Edelman

Social media is the MOST important vehicle for promoting your photography or business, yet so many photographers complain that they don’t have time to keep up with social media. As a result, most of what they post online is a waste of time.

In this entertaining and thought-provoking talk, Joe will change how you look at and approach your social media marketing efforts. With a focus on developing a social media strategy that meets your needs.

What you will learn:

What does it really mean to be social online?
How to prep your images to look amazing.
How to streamline your workflow.
What platforms should you be on?
How often do you need to post?
What should you be posting?
Do you need to purchase Facebook or Instagram ads?
…and so much more!

Presentation Details

Duration: 90 minutes with time for Q&A.

Available as an In-Person or Virtual Presentation.

This subject also works very well as an in-person 3-4 hour hands-on workshop that includes personalized reviews of participants’ social media efforts.

Intended Audience

This interactive and inspiring session is intended for photographers of all skill levels and all interests.

The concepts and techniques apply to both digital and film photography across all genres.

Set up Needed

In-Person: Requires the use of a digital projector and screen or a large-screen TV with a HDMI connections.

Virtual: I can host up to 100 people via ZOOM, or I can present on your organization's account. The presentation is delivered from a professional Livestream studio with professional lighting and sound.

Have more questions? Are you ready to book? Contact me with this link.

Images of Live & Virtual Presentations

All of my presentations, in-person or virtual, are lively, interactive, inspiring, and packed with useful information, with a little bit of humor thrown in for good measure!

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