Photos: Visually Telling Your Story
Stop. Forget everything you think you know about photos and communicating visually. Forget all those fashionable photo trends with boring acronyms.
The time has come to start effectively communicating visually to your digital audiences. It is time to increase both interest as well as all-important SEO – search engine optimization.
The name of the game in online corporate photography and visual communications is SEO. Search engine optimization is designed to raise a site’s ranking and in turn drive readers toward content. Content is king and search engines give sites with fresh content – especially photos and videos – a higher ranking. Original photos and videos do just that, raising rankings on Google, Bing and other search engines.
Whether you are a PR professional doing a press release, or an internal communicator working on your company internet posts; if you are just adding word after word with no storytelling visuals – then you fail to capitalize on increased exposure and story placement that photos can bring.
Photos below are examples of Newsroom Ink’s high-resolution photos designed for hassle-free downloads that overcomes difficult-to-search sites such as Flickr. Click on the thumbnail images to view the full-size photo. To download on a PC, hold down the control key while right clicking. On a Mac, simply drag full-size image to the desktop.
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- Power Lines stretch across the Utah landscape at Sunset.
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- At sunrise a worker performs maintainance at a California steam energy plant.
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- A full moonrise over coal loading at mine.
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- Model wearing swimsuit made of latest DuPont material.
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- Doormen at the famed Savoy Hotel in the center of London.
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- Fence at the Kansas Governor’s Mansion is covered with early winter snow.
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