Grayson Hall Photography — Website Project

01 — The Basics

Let's start simple.

Just confirming some foundational details so everything is set up correctly from the start.

Full Name

Business Name How you'd like it displayed on the website — exactly.

Email Address

Phone Number

City & State You're Based In

Service Area How far do you travel? Any specific cities, counties, or regions you cover or want to highlight?

Do you own a domain (website address) already? e.g. graysonhallphoto.com — leave blank if unsure.

02 — Services

What do you offer?

Check everything you currently provide. Don't worry about wording — we'll write all the descriptions.

Any Services Not Listed Above?

Pricing — How Do You Want to Handle It on the Website?

Full pricing public "Starting from" only Quote on request Not sure yet

If You Have Pricing or Packages, Share Them Here Even rough numbers are helpful. Leave blank if you'd rather discuss.

Typical Turnaround Time How quickly do clients receive their final photos after a shoot?

How Do Clients Currently Book or Reach You? Do you use any scheduling tools, or is it all email/phone? Do you want a booking system on the new site?

03 — Your Work

Let's talk about your photos and content.

This is the most important section for the website. Share Google Drive, Dropbox, or any folder links below. If you don't have links ready, describe what you have and we'll figure out logistics together.

Hero Gallery — Your Best of the Best

10–15 individual images, any service type, that represent your highest quality work. These are the first photos visitors will see. They should stop someone mid-scroll.

Full Property Shoot — Interior & Exterior

Every photo from one single listing shoot you're proud of. 10–20+ images from the same property. This becomes your interior/exterior showcase.

Full Property Shoot — Drone / Aerial

A complete aerial set from one property. Ideally includes both photo and video if you have it.

Twilight / Golden Hour Shoot

A full twilight set from a single property — these are usually conversion gold for luxury listings.

Video Tour(s)

YouTube or Vimeo link(s) to any video walkthroughs or cinematic tours you've produced. Even rough cuts are helpful to see.

Matterport / 3D Virtual Tour

Any live Matterport or 3D tour link you've created that we can embed or screenshot for the site.

Photos of You Working

Behind-the-scenes shots of you on a shoot — great for the About section. Optional but highly recommended for trust-building.

Anything Else to Know About Your Content?

04 — Your Story

Tell me about you.

Don't overthink this — write like you're texting a friend. We'll turn it into polished copy. There's no wrong answer and grammar doesn't matter here.

How Long Have You Been Shooting?

How Did You Get Into Real Estate Photography? What's the story? Was it intentional, or did you stumble into it?

What Do You Care Most About in Your Work? What's the thing you won't compromise on? What makes a shoot successful in your eyes?

What Makes You Different? Why do clients choose you over the dozen other photographers in your market? Be honest — even small things matter.

Any Numbers You're Proud Of? Listings shot, 5-star reviews, years in business, repeat clients — anything that sounds impressive even casually.

05 — Social Proof

What do your clients say?

Testimonials are one of the highest-converting elements on any photography website. Even 3 great quotes can dramatically increase how quickly someone decides to reach out. Fill in as many as you have.

Testimonial 01

Testimonial 02

Testimonial 03

Testimonial 04 (optional)

Testimonial 05 (optional)

Notable Brokerages or Agencies You've Worked With Any recognizable names (Compass, Sotheby's, Coldwell Banker, KW, local luxury developers, etc.) whose logos you can display?

Google / Yelp Review Count & Rating If you have a Google Business Profile or Yelp page, what's your current rating and number of reviews?

06 — Look & Feel

What should it feel like?

This helps us set the creative direction. No design experience needed — just describe vibes, reference brands you love, or tell us what you hate. It all helps.

Do You Have an Existing Logo?

Yes — I'll share it Yes but I want a new one No logo yet

Logo File Link (if you have one)

Overall Mood — Pick the Ones That Resonate

Dark & moody

Clean & minimal

Luxury & editorial

Bold & modern

Warm & approachable

Cool & architectural

Cinematic & dramatic

Timeless & classic

3–5 Websites You Love (Any Industry) Paste URLs or just describe them. Even "the Apple website" or "that dark luxury car brand site" is useful.

Anything You Definitely Do NOT Want Colors, styles, features, vibes — what should we avoid at all costs?

Color Preferences Any colors you love or already use? Even "I like dark and gold" or "I hate orange" is helpful.

Do You Have a Tagline? A short line that captures your brand. Leave blank if you'd like us to write one.

07 — Final Details

Almost done.

Last few questions. These help us make sure the site works for your actual business goals — not just looks great.

Who Is Your Ideal Client? Luxury listing agents? High-volume agents? Builders? Property managers? Rank them if you have a preference.

Competitors You're Aware Of Other photographers in your market — even if you don't want to name names, describe what they do that you want to be different from.

Must-Have Features on the New Site Anything you know you absolutely need — a booking form, an instant quote tool, an Instagram feed, anything specific?

Target Launch Date Is there a deadline or urgency? Even a rough timeframe helps us plan.

Anything Else? Anything not covered above that we should know about your business, your clients, or what success looks like.

Submitting this form sends everything directly to Brandon so we can get started.
You'll hear back within 24 hours.