Picture Your Profit
How a Visual Story Can Elevate a Brand and a Team
Published on 1. September 2020
71 pages
978-1-63195-038-4 (ISBN)
Description
Picture Your Profit helps managers catapult their business forward in ways they have never thought possible.
Picture Your Profit shows managers how to create and increase awareness about their company's products and services using photography in a strategic marketing plan. Using her years of photography and marketing experience, Pam Reid uses Picture Your Profit to teach any media, marketing, and communications manager:
- The principles that make visual storytelling impactful
- How to "capture" a message that leaves an unforgettable impression
- How to tell their company's story through still photography and illustrations
- How to make what they do and what they offer stand out in their market
- The most effective way to establish the foundation for a great visual story
- The many, surprising benefits that result from a visual story told well
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12/2020
Morgan James Publishing llc
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Person
Pam Reid is the Founder and President of FLOW Consulting Group, and the Founder and Creative Director of ReidCreation. Pam is a freelance photographer, business consultant, success coach, trainer, and professional speaker who believes that photography is an act of love, self-reflection and self-expression. Pam has her degree in Business Administration, loves to travel, and very much enjoys working with individuals, groups, and business clients to tell their story and to elevate the morale and engagement levels of their teams. Pam was telling stories with photographs long before visual storytelling was ever a thing, and her ability to use photography to elevate a brand and a team has become a thing of its own. She resides in Fayetteville, GA.
Content
- Intro
- Title
- Copyright
- Table of Contents
- Foreword
- Backdrop
- Chapter 1: Candid Camera
- Chapter 2: Properly Exposed
- Chapter 3: Well-Captured
- Principles
- Chapter 4: Less Is More
- Chapter 5: Content Is Critical
- Chapter 6: People Make Perfect
- Chapter 7: Build Your Brand
- Chapter 8: Conflict Is Compelling
- Chapter 9: Ordinary to Extraordinary
- Chapter 10: Intentionality Is Integral
- Chapter 11: Movement Is Meaningful
- Camera Ready
- Chapter 12: Snapshot
- Chapter 13: Picture Your Profit
- Acknowledgments
- Thank You
- About the Author
