Generate Instagram, Meta and Google ads for a photography business. Creative for weddings, portraits, headshots and newborn work, aimed at enquiries rather than followers.
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Start Generating Ads →Instagram is where the work gets browsed and Pinterest is where weddings get planned, often a year ahead. Meta for retargeting through the long gap between interest and booking. Google Search for “[service] photographer [city]”, which is the highest-intent traffic available to you and is local by nature.
Sell the moment and the experience, not the equipment. Nobody books a camera body, and a gear list reads as a photographer talking to other photographers rather than to a client.
One image, not twenty. A carousel of your best work sounds right and performs worse, because the scroll ends before the gallery does. Pick the single frame that makes someone want that photograph of themselves.
Cost per enquiry and per booked session, never cost per follower. The decision window is weeks to months, so attribution lags badly — judge a campaign across a booking cycle rather than on the first fortnight.
Written to the brief above. AdCreator AI returns three variants per generation, plus the matching creative.
You will not remember the flowers. You will look at this.
Full-day wedding coverage, two shooters, gallery in three weeks. Dates going for next autumn now.
Your LinkedIn photo is eleven years old
Thirty-minute headshot sessions, four finished images, booked online. Fixed price, no packages to decode.
A starting price usually helps. It costs you some clicks and removes most of the enquiries that were never going to book, which is the actual bottleneck for a working photographer — answering messages is unpaid time.
No. They are different buyers, different seasons and different decision windows, and mixing them teaches the platform to chase whichever is cheaper to reach. Run them separately even though the portfolio overlaps.
Earlier than feels natural. Couples commonly book twelve to eighteen months out, so campaigns aimed at next season should run while this season is still happening.
Lead with one exceptional image and a specific offer rather than breadth. A small portfolio shown confidently reads better than a large one shown apologetically, and the ad only has to earn the click.