50 Photos to Strike Emotion in Your Audience
Buying is an emotional experience
image credit: Charles & Clint
Hunting businesses are always looking for ways to connect with customers and build a trust that can lead to sales. For customers and for businesses, buying (and selling) is an emotional experience. Customers want to feel positive emotion during and after their purchase especially if it’s a large purchase. Sellers or businesses also want to feel positive emotion about anything they sell to customers. Businesses don’t simply want to make money – they want to know they have provided a customer with a quality product or service with an experience and trust that will lead to a long-term business relationship (and future sales).
One of the best ways to strike emotion for your customers with your Website is to use remarkable photos.
I took a look around Flickr Creative Commons to show you…
50 Photos that will Strike Emotion in Your Audience
Don’t Get Caught Unprepared
image credit: laffy4k
100% Organic Products
image credit: KevinLallier
We Move Fast
image credit: Emery_Way
Attention to Detail
image credit: pdam2
Cozy Up
image credit: _cck_
Smoke the Competition
image credit: Subharnab
Get Close
image credit: jkirkhart35
Stay Warm and Cozy in the Cabin
image credit: Steph & Adam
Plenty to Choose From
image credit: busymommy
Come Visit
image credit: newagecrap
Hurry – Before They’re Gone
image credit: mikebaird
Come Hunt With Us
image credit: agwagon2000
Cook Roast Venison Tonight With This Recipe
image credit: viZZZual.com
Restore Your Shotgun to New
image credit: GregPC
Take Your Best Shot
image credit: Cаvin 〄
Simple. Smooth.
image credit: Kyle May
Who’s Watching Your Back?
image credit: albertopveiga
Protection
image credit: another_finn
Get Close
image credit: BobMacInnes
Fire a Few
image credit: SubZeroConciousness
Bow Hunting Preparation
image credit: JxM – JohnMack.co.uk
Walk With Us
image credit: earlycj5
Grand
image credit: Wolfgang Staudt
Classics Never Die
image credit: Willie Lunchmeat
Great Sound
image credit: Mirko Macari
Striking
image credit: Aitor Escauriaza
City Park
image credit: flungabunga
Fresh
image credit: LDCross
Get On Top of the Busy Life
image credit: striatic
Explore the Stream in Our Backyard
image credit: the_tahoe_guy
Visit the Little Cabin in the Woods
image credit: dbking
Stay on Your Track
image credit: Irargerich
Get Away
image credit: molajen
Trophy of a Lifetime
image credit: virtualphotographystudio
Aggressive Bulls
image credit: Misserion
You Can Bring Your Best Hunting Buddy or Use Ours
image credit: OakleyOriginals
Get Close to Big Moose
image credit: Fisherga
Relax In Between Hunts
image credit: OakleyOriginals
Cup of Coffee in the Morning
image credit: thefuturistics
Rustic Quality
image credit: Seamus Murray
Families Welcome
image credit: OakleyOriginals
Enjoy the Chase
image credit: Peter Rivera
We’ll Get You Close
image credit: Ha-Wee
Come Sit With Us
image credit: Shot_by_Cam
You’ll Find Treasures
image credit: Duchamp
Because Anything Can Happen
image credit: aussiegall
We Have Good Notes
image credit: Amir K.
Pencil Us In
image credit: Sancho Papa
Under the Same Moon
image credit: photofarmer
Come Prepared
image credit: Randy Son Of Robert
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Love the photos of the pups! So much personality. This is a really great collection Dayne! The old Fargo is really cool too! The rust texture is fab. Thanks for mentioning my article on outdoor photography as well Dayne, always a pleasure reading your articles.
Awesome job, again! I love your idea of using others photos, to give your article or blog a professional look. Great idea, and like you say – ALWAYS give credit.
@Sarah – Thank you. It’s fun making these posts. No problem on the article. I always search for articles I feel are well written and would provide value for HBM readers and yours fit the bill.
@Willie – Thanks! I’ve had great success with using images from Flickr Creative Commons. It’s a great way to add extra depth to posts as well as a great way to connect with remarkable photographers. Providing correct attribution is easy to do and beneficial for all parties involved.
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