Denver brand photographers get this question all the time: when should I get new brand photos? And I get it! As a business owner, it’s hard to know when it’s time to refresh and when to invest. You see your brand so often that you almost become blind to it. Lucky for you, I have a list of questions you can ask yourself to take inventory on your branding and find out if it’s time for new brand photos! Check it out.

Are You Just Starting a Business?

It might be a teensy bit obvious, but if you’re starting your business, then it’s probably time to start with your first brand photos. They are sincerely worth it for new business owners because they establish your style and build credibility with your potential clients!

Are You Launching Something New?

If you have a new product, service, or offer. Or even are starting a new partnership or collaboration, it’s time for new brand photos. Another good gauge is to ask if it’s been more than 18 months since you had brand photos? You’ve probably launched something new in that time and it’s time for an update. 

Has Your Look Changed?

It’s a natural process of owning a business; as you mature and pivot as the years go on, you may find that your old brand look is not the vibe anymore. If that’s the case for you, it’s time for new brand photos! We can have a consultation about what you want your brand to feel like, and we can shape a new brand identity that’s more comfortable for you. 

Are You Struggling to Show Up on Socials?

Lastly, are you struggling to show up on socials? This happens to SO many clients, so don’t feel down on yourself if you feel like you’re not getting the views you used to. New brand photos might be just the right amount of intrigue for your clients to start clicking again. 

Let’s Get You New Brand Photos!

Did any of these strike a chord with you? Are you ready to take the plunge and kick start your business or infuse some energy into it? If you answered yes to one or more of these questions, let’s connect and talk more about your next brand photography session.