When we shop in a physical store we are able to pick up the product and inspect it. We are able to get a feel for the texture, the size, we can clearly see the colour, we are able to move it around and look at it from different angles. But when you are shopping online you can’t do any of that. So it's really important when you are creating images for your online store, that you recreate that experience for your shopper. In this webinar I'll be showing you how to create clear, high quality images which focus on the product without any distracting elements such as backdrops or props which could steal focus.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:
- Types of images needed for online stores
- Home studio setup to create infinite backdrop images
- Getting your colours correct (gray cards + avoiding colour casts)
- Camera apps (both camera and editing)
- Live demo - how to remove the background with a smartphone
- Live demo - how to remove the background using adobe photoshop
- Exporting - file types and sizes for online stores
WHAT YOU WILL NEED:
- You must be registered with the Business Connect program.
- Logged in & waiting for the Webinar session at least 5 minutes prior.
- Have a pen & paper ready to write down your questions, as well as a bottle of water.
- Online video recordings are only available for those who attend.
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ABOUT YOUR PRESENTER:
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Rachel Kimberley is an editorial and commercial photographer, specialising in artistic product photography with a modern, design focused style. Rachel holds a degree in Filmmaking and is focused on creating imagery that tells a story about the brands and the people behind them. You can review Rachel’s commercial work www.rachelkimberley.com |
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ABOUT YOUR HOST:
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Tony is a qualified accountant who has worked at the Australian Tax Office as a GST and New Business Advisor. He has been helping small businesses and has extensive experience with businesses specialising in: horticulture, creative publishing, retailing, and e-commerce over many years.
Tony knows the highs and lows of running a small business as well as the impact it can have on family members. He is keen to help you pull everything together and work out effective ways of organising and running your business. This includes help with: start-ups and business plans, cash flows, budgeting, costings, business exit plans, e-commerce, multi channel selling, inventory management, impacts of margins and discounts, bookkeeping and accounting. In addition to his small business experience, Tony holds a Bachelor of Financial Administration and is a Certified Practising Accountant. To book Tony as your Business Advisor, Click HERE |
NEEDING MORE ASSISTANCE:
- You are eligible for 4 hours of subsidised Small Business Advisory with a $25 co-contribution thereafter (maximum of 60 hours) when you register with Business Connect program. However if your business is affected by drought, fire or COVID-19 advisory is FULLY subsidised.
- We can assist you with access to finance including grants and loans.
- Connecting to other government support and local professional service .
- Access to the knowledge, experience & skills of your local business advisor.
- Access to subsidised workshops, seminars & webinars.
How are the workshops run?
Each workshop will focus on its specified topic.
We keep these workshops small, so that you can have a more hands on experience with our industry professionals.
Workshop details:
What happens after?
We don't just want to present to you, we want to TEACH YOU. Every attendee at the workshop receives a complementary one-on-one session in your own business by one of our specialised business advisors. Simply choose a time and day that suits you.
Our Workshops are part of the Business Connect program, and are subsidised by the by the NSW Government.
We keep these workshops small, so that you can have a more hands on experience with our industry professionals.
Workshop details:
- Price: $25.00 per workshop or ($49 for workshops over 6 hours)
- Duration: Approximately 3 hours per session.
- What you need to bring: We recommend bringing your laptop so you can work through the steps as we teach them, though a notepad and pen will suffice!
What happens after?
We don't just want to present to you, we want to TEACH YOU. Every attendee at the workshop receives a complementary one-on-one session in your own business by one of our specialised business advisors. Simply choose a time and day that suits you.
Our Workshops are part of the Business Connect program, and are subsidised by the by the NSW Government.
For startups, entrepreneurs, marketers, small business owners and innovatorsWith 2020 behind us, we understand now more than anything the need for constant support, learning & upskilling.
Our NORTEC Small Business team presented some amazing online webinars in 2020 and are thrilled to be delivering another round of fantastic webinars & workshops covering a vast array of topics. These workshops have been specifically designed for the Small Business owner for 2021. We welcome back our Super Star presenters from 2020 & we ar pleased to introduce a few newbies. These webinars / workshops are created to assist any entrepreneur or Start up to kick start their way into their business. Meet new people who are on the same journey as you & those who have already got the ball rolling and are on their way. It's all about learning as much as you can & to help you to keep the momentum going. These workshops are created not only to be informative, but so you can meet people who who can encourage you to keep going. There is always a light at the end of the tunnel if you have a helping hand. Every event is different, to bring you the most relevant tools and tricks for your business. Whether you're big or small, we believe that business and creativity go together like peanut butter and jelly, and with each other, anything is possible. |
Got a great idea but don't know where to start?
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Business Connect is a dedicated and personalised NSW Government program that provides trusted advice to help you start, run, adapt or grow your small business.
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This project has been supported by the NSW Government