SEO for Photographers
Get found. get booked. get paid.
Because being great behind the camera doesn’t matter if nobody can find you.
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SEO isn’t about “gaming” Google — it’s about helping Google understand your work so it can show it to the right people.
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Google doesn’t see your photos the way humans do. It reads words, structure, and context.
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Every SEO strategy — from massive corporations to solo photographers — relies on just three pillars.
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Let’s put what you learned into action.
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You’re learned how SEO works, why it matters, and what’s actually in your control.
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Keywords are just the words and phrases people type into Google when they’re looking for something.
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SEO isn’t about guessing — it’s about using tools to find proof.
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Not all keywords serve the same purpose.
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Let’s put what you learned into action.
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You’ve learned how to find what your clients are actually searching for — and how to make sure your website matches it.
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Your homepage isn’t your portfolio — it’s your billboard. It needs to tell both Google and your visitors three things fast.
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Having one “Services” page that lists everything is like trying to win five races with one car.
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Blogging isn’t about being a writer — it’s about being findable.
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You don’t need to be a developer — just understand the essentials.
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Let’s put what you learned into action.
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You learned how to turn your photography website into a client-attracting, Google-loving machine — without sacrificing your creative style.
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Authority in SEO is just trust at scale.
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If you only do one thing after this course, do this one.
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Local SEO is about owning your backyard before trying to own the world.
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Reviews aren’t just social proof — they’re SEO fuel.
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They’re one of Google’s oldest and strongest ranking signals.
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Google checks these to confirm your legitimacy.
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Let’s put what you learned into action.
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You just learned how to rank higher in local searches, build credibility with Google, and attract clients who are ready to book.
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Here’s the truth: Google can’t “see” your photos the way humans can.
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You don’t need to become a blogger.
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Photographers often guess what to write about. Stop guessing.
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Write for discovery first, conversion second.
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Your photos can hurt your SEO if you’re not careful.
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Traffic is useless if it doesn’t lead to inquiries.
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Let’s put what you learned into action.
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You just learned how to turn your photography website into a magnet for organic traffic and qualified leads — using content that actually ranks and converts.
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If your website feels like a maze — slow to load, confusing menus, dead links — people bounce.
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If your site takes longer than 3 seconds to load, half your visitors leave.
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If your site isn’t mobile-friendly, you’re invisible to most potential clients.
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Your homepage is your storefront.
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Each type of photography you offer should have its own dedicated service page.
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Blog posts aren’t just for ranking.
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Think of internal links as Google’s map to your content.
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Let’s put what you learned into action.
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You just learned how to build a fast, intuitive website that Google loves to show — and clients love to book from.
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You can’t improve what you don’t measure.
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Focus on what actually drives business.
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These two tools are your SEO cockpit.
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Once you’ve got your tools in place, here’s what to check regularly.
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Here’s your ongoing maintenance plan to stay ahead without burning out.
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Everyone freaks out when traffic dips. Don’t.
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Here’s the part nobody tells you.
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Let’s put what you learned into action.
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You just learned how to know exactly what’s working, what’s not, and how to make small, consistent moves that lead to long-term SEO growth.
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Scaling is not about working harder — it’s about working smarter.
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You don’t need to write a blog post every day to win.
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Automate SEO to save time.
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Outsourcing lets you focus on what matters: Photography.
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Once your local SEO foundation is solid, you can scale.
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When you scale, tracking becomes even more important.
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Let’s put what you learned into action.
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You just learned how to multiply your SEO results, automate repetitive tasks, and expand your visibility while keeping your workload manageable.
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