Are your photos ready for 2025?

As we approach 2025, now is the time to audit your current visual storytelling approach and prepare for the new year.

Whether you’ve got new goals, projects, or simply want to stay ahead of the curve, ensuring your visuals are aligned with your brand is critical.

Here's your 2025 checklist to help you get ready:

1. Update Your Promotional Images

Have your headshots, portraits, and lifestyle photos kept pace with the evolution of your brand? Make sure they are current and accurately represent who you are today. These are your first impression pieces, so they matter.

2. Event Photos – Current?

If you’ve been speaking at events or leading workshops, it’s essential to have up-to-date event photos. These images should capture you in action—on stage, engaging with your audience, and leading from the front of the room. They help build credibility and give potential clients a glimpse of what it’s like to learn from you in person.

3. Planning a Book Launch?

If you have a book coming out in 2025, start planning now. You’ll want a variety of images to promote your book—cover photos, chapter titles, and candid shots that capture the essence of your message. These will be invaluable for your website, social media, and marketing materials.

4. Launching a New Program?

Launching a new program or offering? Your visual content needs to reflect that. Create promotional images that showcase what it looks like and show behind-the-scenes moments of you working on it.

5. Align Your Visuals with Your 2025 Goals

What are your goals for the new year? Whether it’s increasing your visibility, reaching a new audience, or rebranding, your visual storytelling needs to align with these objectives. Start planning now to ensure you have the right images ready to support your narrative throughout 2025.

Take the time to review this checklist and ensure that your visual assets are in line with where you want to go in the coming year. It’s not just about having pretty pictures—it’s about making sure every image works strategically to support your brand and business goals.