So you want to show up on Google. You wish your photography blog posts got some traction. And you want to get clients to book once they actually click on your page. But your schedule is already overfilled, and your brain is stretched to its limit.

Story of a photographer’s life, right?

Well, lucky for you, there’s a solution! Blogging doesn’t have to take hours to be effective. You can write these six blog posts in under a half-hour to help your clients get to know you better without breaking the timebank.

Reading content from screens is already an uncomfortable experience for many people, and the competition for attention on the Internet has never been more rabid. This puts pressure on bloggers to craft a positive experience for readers each time they visit a post, but there are Seven Deadly Blogging Sins that pop up all over photographer’s blog posts making their posts difficult to read. Let’s fix them up today!

The quickest way to bring your storytelling alive and add a little spice back into your blog posts is to focus your attention on adding descriptive language. “But I’m not a writer!” you protest, and a protest your protest by saying “That’s okay!” It doesn’t take a master in creative writing to give readers the feeling that they are standing right next to you during a photo session. After incorporating these four tips into your blog, you will watch as the stories you tell come alive.

As a copywriter and blogger for photographers, trust me, I get it! No photographer first picked up their camera because they adored writing, so producing written content can quickly become a massive headache. But by following these five important tips, any blog post will shine with professionalism, help you connect with new clients and add value to your posts. Don’t publish another blog post before you follow these steps!