Abigayle Tarsches is an incredible photographer currently based out of Portland, OR.
Abby and I have been working together for a while as photographers, but recently she asked me to assist her with her website and social media management. She had several things on her website that she wanted to be fixed, including the testimonials, contact, and gallery pages.
First to be fixed were the testimonials and contact pages. Abby has reviews that weren't automatically populating on her site, so I connected her Google reviews to her site. First, I had to reconnect her Google Business account to her business email. After, I added the widget to her page and styled the testimonials in line with her branding, including star rating, client name, and review. Abby's contact page needed the correct form to be embedded. Her site was using a built-in contact form that wasn't sending inquiries to her CRM. So I updated her contact form in that system and embedded it into the website's contact page.
Home
About
Testimonials
Contact
Boudoir
Fashion
Fine Art
Personal Branding
The collection and individual gallery pages were all set up as blog posts, which had dates and odd layouts that Abby didn't like. So I created a new collection page that linked to new individual gallery pages. These gallery pages are now image-focused like Abby initially wanted and showcase her gorgeous work.
Portraits
Headshots
Celebrity Photograhy
Babies & Bellies
Families
Weddings & Engagements
Weddings
Engagements
Last, Abby and I talked in depth about how to connect with her followers and clients on social media. We updated her bio link by removing her website and adding a Linktree site.
Her Linktree was styled according to brand guidelines. We decided to use the same headshot on her social media that is on her site's About page. For the links, Abby wanted people to see her website, shop prints, and book with her, to start. Then we added links for people to shop her CULT collection. This is a collection of limited prints and portfolios from various sets in the '90s, and it was a labor of love for her.
