Your LinkedIn photo is more important than you think and having a professional LinkedIn headshot made for you matters. It’s the first impression that can determine if LinkedIn users will even read your profile. To get it right, first it’s important to consider LinkedIn specifications for the photo.
Increasingly, the Quality of Your LinkedIn Profile Photo Has an Impact on How Effective LinkedIn Can Be for You
If you know what you’re doing, you can pretty much do anything. So, yes, it is possible to take your own headshots. But how good they’ll come out depends on how much you know and what you use to do it. So, if you need to ask this question, it’s probably better, faster, and definitely cheaper to seek out a professional headshots photographer.
A Professional Headshot – Done by a Professional Photographer – Stands Apart from Smartphone Photos or Other Options
If you’re in the market for headshots, and depending on where you live, you might have uncovered that headshots can be really expensive. In Los Angeles, I came across one place that listed a headshot session at several thousands of dollars. But, do headshots really have to be that expensive?
What Goes Into a Headshot That Makes It Cost More Than Just a Selfie?
Gift Certificates Can Be Customized for Any Occasion – Holidays, Graduation, A New Job and More
LOS ANGELES – Headshots by The Light Committee, an award-winning Los Angeles headshot studio, is now offering custom gift certificates for headshot sessions to give as a gift. The gift certificates are ideal for many occasions: the holidays, a birthday, a graduation, a new job, a new career, just because, and more.
Now You Can Give a Headshot Gift Certificate from Headshots by The Light Committee
So, you’ve setup a headshot session and you’re wondering if you should smile while photos are being taken. For some folks, it’s complicated – how much smile is a good smile versus not enough or overdoing it? It can get even more complicated than this, but it doesn’t have to be.
Can You Pull Off Just the Right Amount of Smile for Your Ideal Headshot?
