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How to market your family photography when you can’t show children’s faces online
What happens when a family happily gives you permission to photograph their children, but doesn’t want their faces shared online?
For family photographers, this can feel like a pretty big problem.
Because your portfolio, Instagram and website are built around showing the faces of the families you photograph.
But the conversation around children’s privacy is changing. Parents are becoming more conscious of their children’s digital footprint, and the rise of AI has made many families think twice about where their children’s images end up.
That doesn’t mean you need to stop sharing your work.
You just need to learn how to market differently.
The Faceless Marketing Guide is a practical resource for family photographers who want to keep attracting clients while being more thoughtful about how they share children’s images online.
Inside, I’ll show you how to:
• create a marketing strategy that doesn’t rely on showing children’s faces
• photograph and choose images that still tell a powerful story without an identifiable face
• build a portfolio that makes potential clients want to book you
• navigate different levels of client consent and privacy
• use practical wording when talking to families about sharing their images
• think more carefully about children’s images in the age of AI
• make your Instagram and website work harder, even when you have fewer faces to show
• protect your clients while still confidently marketing your business
You’ll also get practical examples, prompts, wording and a simple framework you can actually put into practice.
This isn’t about becoming a completely faceless business.
It’s about having another way forward when a family says:
“We love the photos. We’d just rather you didn’t share our children’s faces online.”
Because you shouldn’t have to choose between protecting your clients’ privacy and growing your photography business.
You can do both.
Instant access · $17 AUD for a limited time only.
How to market your family photography when you can’t show children’s faces online
What happens when a family happily gives you permission to photograph their children, but doesn’t want their faces shared online?
For family photographers, this can feel like a pretty big problem.
Because your portfolio, Instagram and website are built around showing the faces of the families you photograph.
But the conversation around children’s privacy is changing. Parents are becoming more conscious of their children’s digital footprint, and the rise of AI has made many families think twice about where their children’s images end up.
That doesn’t mean you need to stop sharing your work.
You just need to learn how to market differently.
The Faceless Marketing Guide is a practical resource for family photographers who want to keep attracting clients while being more thoughtful about how they share children’s images online.
Inside, I’ll show you how to:
• create a marketing strategy that doesn’t rely on showing children’s faces
• photograph and choose images that still tell a powerful story without an identifiable face
• build a portfolio that makes potential clients want to book you
• navigate different levels of client consent and privacy
• use practical wording when talking to families about sharing their images
• think more carefully about children’s images in the age of AI
• make your Instagram and website work harder, even when you have fewer faces to show
• protect your clients while still confidently marketing your business
You’ll also get practical examples, prompts, wording and a simple framework you can actually put into practice.
This isn’t about becoming a completely faceless business.
It’s about having another way forward when a family says:
“We love the photos. We’d just rather you didn’t share our children’s faces online.”
Because you shouldn’t have to choose between protecting your clients’ privacy and growing your photography business.
You can do both.
Instant access · $17 AUD for a limited time only.
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