You're listening to The Heart and Hustle podcast. We are your host, Evie McLeod and Lindsay Roman. Welcome

back to another episode of the show, my friend. Thank you for tuning in. If you are a long-time

listener, please go ahead and leave that five-star review. We just adore reading the reviews,

and it helps our show out so much. So today's episode is a really fun one. We've actually never

done something like this on the podcast.

And I'm going to tell you right now, if you are listening to this on Spotify or Apple or any listening device,

audio only. Yeah, would highly recommend going to YouTube for this one. It's going to be a very visual episode.

Not that you can't listen in the car, but just maybe watch again when you get home on video. We're putting a lot of

visuals on the screen of examples of what we're talking about. Yes, exactly. So today, we are going

to dive into the nitty-gritty on strategy for photographers curating your Instagram feed.

I feel like we've gone through up and downs of like, oh, curation is in. Curation is not in. And while I still

agree for non-visual service providers or business owners in general, that curation is a little

less important than it used to be, I think just with the income of TikTok. People want real and

authentic and unfiltered. For sure, for sure. But we are

still in a visual industry. A hundred percent, especially for photographers and any other, I would,

I would say the same for like web designers or, I don't know, anything that is like the service or

the product that you're giving is very visual. I think curation matters more than if you were like

an online coach or a fitness guru or something

like that. So today we are going to go through strategies and then actually walk you through a

tutorial on me and Evie in live moment time, whatever, going through and curating a feed.

It's kind of a conglomeration of both her work and my work.

And we're going to get to do that live after we talk about some principles. Yeah. All right. So

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