Tips and Tricks for Improving Your Brand with Photography
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We've all heard the saying "a photo is worth a thousand words." So what can this mean for your brand? When you post a photo it should directly reflect a part of who you are as a nonprofit. It is important to remember how much an image can carry, especially when sharing it with the world. We also have to keep in mind that a photo can easily influence how much time a person is willing to spend on your website or reading your newsletter. When telling a story with photography as your medium your values should coincide. Join Jessie Fox and Lansie Sylvia from Here's My Chance as they give a comprehensive overview of photography and how improving the finer points of an image can make a world of a difference to your websites, newsletters, email blasts, and more!
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Tips and Tricks for Improving Your Brand with Photography
- 1. Presented by Lansie Sylvia & Jessie Fox Tips & tricks for Improving your brand with photography
- 2. here’s my chance T: @HMCTwit I: @heresmychance
- 3. Our core values • Founded in March 2011 to serve high-impact orgs • Here’s My Chance (HMC) is a creative agency for good – we work with clients we believe in! • HMC empowers organizations to capitalize on the influence of community, content, and social impact • Using our creativity to make a positive impact on the planet is a core mission and part of our business model
- 4. PHOTOGRAPHY: why does it matter?
- 8. Authentic vs Stock • What is the true difference between authentic and stock photography? • At HMC, we celebrate personality and we love to capture that in photos • Stock photographs are obviously…stock photographs • Authentic photographs are personal, valued & true moments
- 10. A pro vs Your phone • Where do we begin to see the difference between professional photographs and photographs taken on a phone? • Image quality: DPI (Dots Per Inch) • Detail within an image (angles, shadows, catch lights, contrast, composition) • Use of the actual photo. How many platforms are we utilizing?
- 11. Look at the difference NIKON D700, DPI 300 IPHONE 4S, DPI 72
- 12. Your Phone...
- 13. A pro!
- 14. Your Phone...
- 15. A pro!
- 17. 1. Quality over quantity 2. Story & LEgacy 3. Shareability
- 18. Some things to consider: • Placement matters • Captions get read more than body copy—four times more • Images without clear relevance are a waste of space • Page load times are the number one criterion for maximizing readership • Bounce rates on your website- how can photography effect this? Image composition
- 20. BOUNCE RATES
- 21. IMAGE COMPOSITION • 90% of information transmitted to the brain is visual • We process images 60,000x faster than text • Irresistible images? Pointing arrows and directed gazes • Our brains are wired to remember images better than names
- 22. Learning from eye tracking
- 24. WHAT DO THE PROS DO WELL? • Use quality (high-resolution) photos • They know that certain images can reduce readership • Create eye-catching photos to be shared • Avoid having an entire archive of photos on their site • Use quality, size, and position to help the reader see what is important
- 30. What can nonprofits Learn from all this?
- 31. Here’s what... • PICK THE RIGHT PHOTOS • “More” does not mean “better” • TELL THE RIGHT STORIES • You want your viewers to take something away from your images • KEEP IT SIMPLE • Don’t overpopulate your pages with photographs • QUALITY IS KEY • Photos have the highest user engagement • People like to share beautiful (high quality) images. • Planning within your budget for photographs is well worth the cost!
- 32. Photographs on your website should give INSIGHT to who you are
- 34. What is your Company’s culture?
- 39. WHAT are your success stories? HMC IS TURNING THREE!
- 40. Have fun with it!
- 42. Resources + reading h"p://www.maylor.net/wp-‐content/uploads/2013/05/Web-‐Stress-‐ Infographic-‐500.jpeg h"p://www.dayswithmyfather.com/#/18 (Great Visual Story)
- 43. Upcoming events & webinars • WORKSHOP: New Tools and Resources to Get Things Done • Monday, July 14 from 9:30am-11:00am • Co-hosted by Jessie Fox • At the Free Library (Room 108) • http://www.meetup.com/Dollars-Making- Sense-Phillys-Nonprofit-Fundraising-Group/ events/178357292/
- 44. Questions? Lansie Sylvia Director of Engagement lansie@heresmychance.com www.heresmychance.com workwithus@heresmychance.com @hmctwit Jessie Fox Photojournalist jessie@heresmychance.com