27: Increase Photography Bookings with an Effective "Contact" Page

Copywriter on Call: Copywriting for Photographers and Creative Entrepreneurs

Your “Contact” page needs to be written strategically. All too often, I see a lot of clients who will just insert the generic contact form element, use a header with words like, “get in touch” or “say hello,” and call it a day.

That's just not going to cut it.

And it might be enough to get your website off the ground, because, hello, we've all been there, but it's just not what I would suggest doing if you really want your website to work for you. In this episode, I share how to optimize your “Contact” page and really dig into why it matters so much for your clients.

03:30 — What your “Contact” page needs to do specifically for your business

03:53 — 4 different ways to optimize your “Contact” page

10:53 — How your “Contact” page can convert more leads and referrals

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