Would you like to have a website that not only looked stunning, but more effectively communicated what your photography business is offering to potential clients? In this new (and hilarious!) episode of the Bokeh podcast, Jeff Shipley and Jen Olmstead share how they’ve created a company that enables photographers to more effectively package and sell their photography brand through a website that actually reflects the photographer's personality, and converts new clients! The Bokeh podcast is brought to you by Photographer’s Edit: Custom Editing for the Wedding and Portrait Photographer. You can also subscribe to the Bokeh podcast on the Apple podcast app, follow on Spotify, add to your playlist on Stitcher, or listen on Overcast. Jeff’s Time Technique: He schedules his free time before anything else is scheduled. Jen’s Time Technique: Having dedicated work days and dedicated mom days to create a productive, yet balance life was helpful. When she had her second child, she realized it is a constant evaluation of your time and what works for you. Background on Tonic: Jeff & Jen met in an online Facebook group, met for drinks, and immediately knew that together, they could meet the needs of so many photographers on a budget. Importance of Branding in your Website: In branding your website, you want to ensure that you’re attracting your ideal clients, showing who you are, and what you do while still creating a beautiful visual. How to Find Inspiration without Copying: Find inspiration from multiple sources that will allow you to create something unique. Photographer’s Mentioned in this Episode: Shay Cochran Links Website: tonicsiteshop.com Facebook: Tonic Site Shop Instagram: @tonicsiteshop Old Fashioned Recipe The Brand Interview The Brand Questionnaire Showit.co United W Magazine