Persuasive Product Photography with Janelle Changuion

As the saying goes “A picture is worth a thousand words” and if you own an online business, particularly a product business, your images are your brand, your story, your conversation with your audience.

Visual storytelling is the process of capturing an emotion or experience that you want your audience to feel when viewing your product. It captures their attention and imagination and takes them to the next level of desiring your product. Even before they buy your product they are imagining themselves with it, experiencing the solution you are providing them.

Bring your customer into the world of your brand and products by evoking their emotions and imagination.

But how do we do create that experience through photography?

Well, to help answer that question I’ve brought in our Productpreneur Marketing designer and photographer Janelle Changuion to walk us through what we need to consider when creating persuasive product photography and how and where to use it in our business.

In today’s episode we share:

Why it’s so important to have persuasive product images
The different types of product photography you may need for your brand and where to use them
The importance of telling a story through visual imagery
Tips on how to create a brief for your photographer to get powerful images
How often you should update your imagery

Listen as Janelle and I discuss how to create persuasive product photography through visual storytelling.

Listen now.

Next, be sure to head to our Rockstar Productpreneur community to ask your #askcatherine questions! I can’t wait to hear them.

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