We love high-quality visuals from professional photographers, but when you’re growing a small operation, you don’t have the budget to shell out $2,000+ for branded images. While these are a great investment when you’re a little bigger, it might not be feasible for you to spend a ton of money on photos right now.
And guess what? That’s okay! Here are 5 ways you can DIY your own branded photos—without hiring a photographer.
For me, Studio Brinks was always about more than helping small businesses—although that’s very important to me! I wanted to take things a step further by partnering with charities and nonprofits through my business.
That’s why Studio Brinks now partners with Tribe Alive, a sustainable fashion B Corporation. I’m not just in business for myself, and giving back through such an amazing organization helps me remember my life’s purpose beyond managing a business.
When it’s time to brand your business, you have to choose the logo that’s right for your needs. Choose from these 5 logo types to communicate the soul of your business.
Have you ever heard the saying, “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take?” Business is all about taking chances and hoping they work out. Sometimes a leap of faith leads to something amazing—but the threat of failure prevents plenty of small business owners from taking risks.
Feedback isn’t just something you should ask for when you get a one-star review. The best small businesses collect customer feedback from day one, integrating it into their business model.
You need to foster human connections to bring customers to your small business. Online workshops fill that gap, especially during COVID-19. We know you have a lot on your plate right now, but hosting a virtual workshop is a brilliant way to find customers right now. Find out why.
Read MoreReviews are an effective way to market your small biz. But how, exactly, do you convince busy customers to leave a review? Follow these 5 tips to source more reviews, fast.
Read MoreWe love high-quality visuals from professional photographers, but when you’re growing a small operation, you don’t have the budget to shell out $2,000+ for branded images. While these are a great investment when you’re a little bigger, it might not be feasible for you to spend a ton of money on photos right now.
And guess what? That’s okay! Here are 5 ways you can DIY your own branded photos—without hiring a photographer.
Read MoreHealthy boundaries are a must-have for spending your time wisely, working with awesome clients, and getting as close to work-life balance as possible in your small business.
Not sure how to set these boundaries? Use these 4 tips to draw healthy limits on your time and mental energy.
Read MoreHere’s a quick guide to help you tell if it’s time to buckle down and DIY or if you can make outsourcing work.
Read MoreFor me, Studio Brinks was always about more than helping small businesses—although that’s very important to me! I wanted to take things a step further by partnering with charities and nonprofits through my business.
That’s why Studio Brinks now partners with Tribe Alive, a sustainable fashion B Corporation. I’m not just in business for myself, and giving back through such an amazing organization helps me remember my life’s purpose beyond managing a business.
Read MoreRunning a business is such a thrill, but it’s certainly not a cakewalk. You want to build buzz and get people excited about your new venture—but how do you do that, anyway?
Read MoreEverybody makes mistakes during their launch. However, you can save yourself some heartache by avoiding these 5 common business launch mistakes.
Read MoreSelf-employment can feel demotivating, and that’s terrible for your long-term business goals. When your motivation has run dry, try these 5 tips to get excited about your small business again.
Read MoreIf you’re in the market for better customers, try these 3 tips to attract your ideal prospects.
Read MoreWhen it’s time to brand your business, you have to choose the logo that’s right for your needs. Choose from these 5 logo types to communicate the soul of your business.
Read MoreNobody sets out to create a dishonest brand, but certain decisions, like limiting customer contact, will actually hurt your brand. Consumers want to give their business to brands that care: brands they can trust.
Authenticity and trust go hand-in-hand. Follow this checklist to engage authentically with your customers while growing your business.
Read MoreDuring this time of crisis, people are looking to connect and share their stories more than ever. Once you’ve taken a deeper, more comprehensive look at what comprises your brand, you’re better equipped to share your brand story, engage with your customers, and build up a community. Check out our quick tips to refresh your branding right now.
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