Category Archives: Blogging Tips + Tricks
allow me to begin this post by saying this: you do not have to be in business to have a photography blog. repeat after me: “i do not have to be in business to have a photography blog.” okay, so now that we have cleared that up, let me tell you why you should have…
one of the biggest reasons why bloggers struggle is because of lack of blogging ideas. i am serious. when a blogger feels inspired and has things to write about, they have everything they need to have a thriving blog. but what about those times in between when we are stuck thinking about a topic? when…
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[…] E voltando a hoje, e à minha dificuldade de chegar com um tema aqui, recorri ao meu “vaso de idéias”, não sei se vocês conhecem. É simplesmente um pote em que eu listei vários tópicos que achei em blogs e na minha cabeça e coloquei em papeizinhos, para serem “sorteados”, exatamente em dias como esses. (Tem um pouco dessa idéia do vaso aqui nesse link). […]ReplyCancel
one of the most popular ways to draw an audience to your blog is through the use of good photos. people are visual. they usually analyze a picture before they read the title of a blog post, so having eye catching photographs to accompany your amazing blog content is something that will draw more positive…
your photography blog is your place to not only share your journey with photography, but to inspire others on their own journey with their camera. it’s your own little place on the internet that is just yours. but we all have those moments when we simply don’t know what to write about and we spiral…
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Hi Beth :), I love your Instagram and your blog! Sorry that this is somewhat unrelated, but I was wondering if I could get your opinion on upgrading cameras, I’ve had a D3200 for over a year but I am contemplating upgrading to a full frame like the D610.. do you think it’s worth it in terms of the improvement to the aesthetic quality of the images (mainly dynamic range and detail in shadows and highlights)?ReplyCancel
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i love to blog. it is my little piece of the world where i can talk about…what i want to talk about. whether it be photography, my life, or what i did over the weekend, my blog is just a little piece of me. having been a blogger for a couple of years, i have…
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Thanks for sharing these blogging tips! I would love your insight on this: I am wanting to start my own photography blog but also want to get a side/part time photography business going in the near future. But it may take a while for me to get to where I feel comfortable enough to start my business (and we’re going to be relocating in the near future), would it make sense to start a blog before I get my business going or wait?ReplyCancel
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i think blogs are great, whether you are sharing personal work or professional work! i would say, go for it! i started my blog way before i even dreamed about going into business, and i loved it! blogs are a great place to showcase your photography and your style, and they are a great place to start! have fun starting your blog!ReplyCancel
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Caroline Collins - What sites do you recommend for hosting a blog? I was told not to use Blogger.
{beth} a-dilly - I really like WordPress. 🙂
Caroline Collins - I didn’t know they hosted too. Thanks.
{beth} a-dilly - oh, i may have misread your question. i use GoDaddy to host.
Tiffany I - Do you have any additional books or other resources that you would recommend reading besides the one stated?
{beth} a-dilly - I don’t, this is the only blogging book I read. 🙂
Brianna Kline - I have a question about the blogstomp. They have multiple packages that you can buy, which one do you suggest for a beginner? I dont think I need anything super fancy. Thanks
{beth} a-dilly - Hey Brianna! I would recommend just Blogstomp individually, I don’t use AlbumStomp. Hope this helps!