by John | 26, May 2021 | Blogs, Psychology of photography |
If you didn’t read part one of this blog, here’s a little recap… Previously in “How to lose trust before you’ve even gained it”; I received a connection request on LinkedIn from ‘KR’, something didn’t feel quite... by John | 28, Apr 2021 | Blogs, Psychology of photography |
What you are about to read may shock or surprise you… it did both to me. A couple of weeks ago I received a connection request on LinkedIn from someone, that’s not unusual, I get them quite often. This one stood out. For two reasons. The first was it was... 
by John | 7, Apr 2021 | Blogs, Marketing Tips, Psychology of photography |
Now I know that these might not be to your taste, but please bear with me and play along… If you were in the market for a pair of Jimmy Choo Miami trainers, which would you buy? Recently I posted a poll on LinkedIn, the poll included the photo above and in the... 
by John | 3, Feb 2021 | Blogs, Psychology of photography |
I’ve got a problem. It’s a rather embarrassing problem for me too. You see I *know* the value of a good quality up-to-date headshot. Until the pandemic hit I was creating them every week. My problem is that mine is woefully out of date, and like many of my... 
by John | 28, Oct 2020 | Blogs, Psychology of photography |
This stuff works here’s why… For a while now I have been putting up a ‘Client Focus’ post on Facebook and LinkedIn on a Monday. The reason is two-fold, the first of course is to show off my work, but the second is to promote my clients.... 
by John | 21, Oct 2020 | Blogs, Psychology of photography |
I’m not looking forward to this… If you follow my social media you’ll know that I’m quite good at letting you know why you need good photographs in business, but not particularly at why me. So it may not be a surprise that I’m deeply uncomfortable writing... 