If your charity is well informed about getting consent, you probably won’t need this blog post. But if you’re still not getting consent (by which I ideally mean signed consent forms) from your photography subjects, then grab a cup of tea and a biscuit and settle in for a few minutes, because this is an important one.
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While most managers can see the value of the campaign ‘hero’ shots – you know the ones that are plastered all over advertising or the cover of your annual review – they may not understand how imagery powers every day communications. It’s up to you to show them how great photography can make your work better:
Great photos are a key part of any charity’s communications strategy, but the best ones are often overused – how does that harm your engagement with supporters, and how can you prevent it? Here’s my top 5 tips for not overusing images in your charity’s online communications!
Great images haven’t been a ‘nice to have’ for a long time.
…instead they’re now a key component of a successful digital strategy…but they’re often the thing that gets put on the back burner for charities until a dire need arises (like, until you need them for that big fundraising campaign, or the dreaded Annual Review deadline starts to sneak up on you…yep, been there!)
They want to know the best, and most affordable, gear that will help them take great shots for social media daily.
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