There are a million different reasons for you to need a professional headshot. Well, maybe not a million. But definitely a LOT. Here are just a few:
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9 in 10 human resources professionals check job candidates' social media profiles before deciding to interview them.
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If you're a business owner, adding an image to every page of your website could increase visitors' time on site by as much as 250%.
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If you feel that you're unphotogenic, all you really need is an expert business headshot photographer who can make you feel comfortable and relaxed and can identify the most flattering posing, angles, and lighting for your face and body type.
But don't take my word for it. Listen to the public relations, branding, and business experts instead.
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Is Your Headshot Killing Job Opportunities? (by Martin Yate, author of "Knock 'em Dead: Secrets & Strategies for Success in an Uncertain World")
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Become More Clickable on LinkedIn (by Jean Filipiak, Recruiting Coach and writer for Career Reform)
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6 Reasons Why You Need a Professional Headshot (by Nancy Marshall, the PR Maven)
That second link above includes a compilation of feedback from hiring managers about headshots they see (or don't). My favorite quote:
"There’s something powerful about 'putting a face to the name' that humanizes your professional identity... When a person excludes a headshot, it comes across as laziness, plain and simple."
And therefore, to help you strengthen your professional image, we're doing something we've never done before.
On August 27, 2017, we have just 10 openings available for professional headshot photography mini-sessions at our Germantown-Clarksburg, Maryland photography studio:
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Up to 15 minutes of photography time
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Your choice of a grey or brown backdrop
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Immediately view and select your headshot(s)
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Same day delivery of selected headshot(s)
Choose our headshot mini-session instead of a full headshot session IF:
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Your headshot needs are simple.
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You don't want/need more than 1 or 2 headshots.
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You don't need more than 15 minutes of photography time.
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You want a "standard" headshot instead of a "unique" headshot.
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A grey or brown backdrop meets your needs.
Let us make your first impression be a great one.
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