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Your Seller's Guide for Product Imagery on Madeit
When you craft with passion, every detail matters – and that's true not just for your handmade treasures but for the images that represent them on...
3 Simple Ways to Improve Your Product Photography for Your Madeit Store
The new year is often a time when we set goals for self improvement, so there's no better time to re-examine if your Madeit store looking its best! This blog post gives you three ways you can quickly and easily update your store images to maximise the likelihood of them grabbing a buyer's attention.
5 Ways to Photograph Your Handmade Products
With social media these days, photographing your products is going to be one of the MOST important aspects of your business. Here are five common ways that businesses can photograph their products to keep their website fresh and their social media platform constantly filled with images that speak their brand.
3 Simple Steps to Killer Brand Photos You Can DIY
When it comes to selling products online, your photos are essential for capturing attention and showing off the quality and details of your products. Customers who shop online have come to expect high quality imagery that allows them to see products in clean, simple imagery. Here are 3 simple steps to get started.
Grow Your Brand with Scroll-Stopping Social Media Images
8 in 10 Aussies are actively using social media, and more than half check their socials more than five times each day. So why are there only 47% of small businesses using social media? Find out how to transform your approach to social media with scroll-stopping images.
6 Inexpensive Background Ideas for DIY Handmade Product Photography
Finding the right background for your products can sometimes be a bit of a challenge. In this blog post I'm going to share with you six inexpensive options that I've used for my handmade creations and why I chose them.
5 Reasons Quality Photos are Important for Online Selling
Photos are the only way for online customers to see what they're getting, so it's important they are clear and show your product as accurately as possible. One photo can give a lot of information at a glance, for example, colour, size, texture, who it's for, what it's made of, unique features and much more.
