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The Ultimate Guide to Photography Branding

The Ultimate Guide to Photography Branding

Being a professional photographer is about more than just a sharp eye and a fancy lens. It’s about the experience — your brand is what sets you apart. We’ve put together the ultimate guide to using custom stickers, decals and labels to turn your photography business into a premium brand.

1. Studio and Window Decals Make a Great First Impression

If you have a physical studio or office, your branding starts before the client walks through the door.

Window decals: Use custom vinyl lettering for your logo, hours of operation and social handles. It builds immediate trust and makes your space look cohesive and professional.

Wall decalsA large-scale logo decal acts as a perfect backdrop for behind-the-scenes social media posts. It can transform a plain white wall into a branded environment.

2. Protect Your Gear In Branded Style

Photography equipment is a massive investment. Don't let your expensive lighting kits or camera bodies go missing at a busy event.

Custom equipment labels: Apply durable, high-tack labels with your name and contact info to your hard cases and lens caps.

Custom patches: Give your camera bag a professional edge by sewing or ironing on a custom logo patch. It’s a subtle way to stay branded while you’re on the move.

3. Offer an Unboxing Experience

In the age of digital galleries, physical delivery is your biggest branding opportunity. When a client receives their prints or USB, the packaging should feel like a special gift.

Custom packaging labels: Seal your print boxes and envelopes with a brand sticker.

Branded USBs: Use Roll Labels to wrap your USB drives. It’s a cost-effective way to ensure that when your client plugs in their photos years from now, they remember exactly who took them.

Custom address labels: Even the mailing envelope matters! A branded return address label ensures your package is recognized the second it hits the doorstep.

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4. Upsell with Photo Stickers and Magnets

Want to offer your clients something unique that they’ll actually keep? Turn your best shots into physical products.

Photo magnets: Offer a set of magnets featuring the highlight shots from a session. They’ll live on the client’s fridge, acting as a daily advertisement for your work.

Photo stickers: Everyone loves stickers! Include a sheet of custom stickers from the session as a special bonus.

5. Wear Your Brand

You are your own best advertisement, so look the part when you’re out at a shoot. 

Custom apparel: Use DTF (Direct-to-Film) Transfers to add your logo to a t-shirt, hoodie or hat in seconds. 

Strive for Consistency

Consistent branding consistency. When your logo looks the same on your website, camera bag and packaging, it lets the client know that you;re a professional who cares about the details. 

Ready to develop your brand? Start here.

The Ultimate Guide to Photography Branding