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About The Webinar.

Have you ever wondered how to make the successful leap from personal Instagram-er to operating as a business powerhouse on the social platform? With over an eighth of the world’s population using Instagram today, it’s essential to use the social media space to market your photography business. Being that pictures are your business, Instagram is the perfect place to have your visual style shine through and strengthen your relationships with potential clients disguised as followers.

Agency Access’ creative consultants Karen D’Silva and Jennifer Kilberg discussed with ASMP how to curate your business profile to embody your brand and voice as well as connect with the communities that matter most to your business

Contributors

Jennifer Kilberg

Visual Consultant and Strategist, Jennifer Kilberg is a city girl living in Georgia. Her sought after expertise has gained her a diverse international client base of photographers and illustrators of all styles and specialties. She approaches each client and project with passion, an intuitive understanding, an easy to work with no-nonsense attitude, and a love for collaboration. Having the ability to relate to a client’s most essential needs through real-world experience is just one of the many qualities that Jennifer provides. With over two decades of experience in the business, she is a driving force in the creative community, consulting on portfolio development, branding, and marketing.

Karen D'Silva

Karen D'Silva is one of today's most influential creatives in the commercial photography community. She founded Karen D'Silva Creative Services, a trend, marketing and research company designed to help photographers understand the marketplace, find where their images fit, and profile and market to clients who share the same photographic vision.

Lynn Kyle

Lynn Kyle has a unique combination of agency and production experience. She has become deeply familiar with the business of commercial photography and illustration over the last two decades, working as an Art Producer at several large agencies, including 10 years at Leo Burnett, Chicago. Lynn later established her own production company and began working for a variety of photographers and clients around the country. These days she’s sharing her vast experience in the business and offering real-world advice to clients.