Sometimes the smallest updates can make promoting your business a whole lot easier.

PhotoBiz now includes a new Share a Page option in the Website Builder, giving you a faster way to promote individual pages from your website without having to jump between different tools.

If you have ever used the sharing options available for a PhotoBiz blog post, the new page-sharing experience will feel familiar. The difference is that now you can use that same type of workflow with the pages you build for your website.

That can be especially useful when you create pages specifically designed to generate bookings, promote an offer, or send customers somewhere important.

Share More Than Just Blog Posts

Your website pages are often some of your most important marketing tools.

You might create a page for:

• Mini sessions
• Seasonal photography sessions
• Limited-time promotions
• Products or services
• Events
• Workshops
• New packages
• Special offers
• Lead-generation landing pages
• Booking campaigns

Once that page is ready, the next step is getting people to actually see it.

The new Share a Page option helps bridge that gap between building a page and promoting it.

Instead of copying the URL, leaving the Website Builder, opening another part of your account, and starting your promotion from scratch, you can begin sharing directly from the page you are already working on.

Where to Find the Share Option

Inside the PhotoBiz Website Builder, open the Pages section and select the page you want to promote.

In the upper-right area of the page editor, you will now see a Share option alongside the controls you already use for things like SEO and Page Settings.

Select Share to open the sharing tools for that page.

The experience works much like the sharing options available for PhotoBiz blog posts, so if you already use those tools, there is very little new to learn.

Turn a Page Into an Email Marketing Campaign

This is where Share a Page can become especially useful.

You can also use the sharing workflow to begin creating an Email Marketing campaign around the page.

That makes it easier to go from:

Build the page → Share the page → Promote the offer

without having to piece the campaign together across multiple areas of your account.

Imagine you just finished creating a landing page for your fall mini sessions.

The page includes:

• Sample images
• Session details
• Pricing
• Available dates
• A booking button

Once the page is ready, you can use the Share option to start promoting it to your email marketing audience.

The same idea works for a new service, product launch, limited-time promotion, workshop, event, or almost anything else you create a dedicated page for.

Create a QR Code for Your Page

The sharing tools also include a QR code generator, giving you another easy way to connect people directly to a specific page on your website.

This can be especially useful when you are promoting your business offline.

You could add a QR code to:

• Printed flyers
• Business cards
• Studio signage
• Event displays
• Wedding or school photography materials
• Product packaging
• Handouts
• Promotional postcards

For example, a photographer could create a landing page for spring mini sessions, generate a QR code for that page, and place it on a printed flyer at a local business or community event.

Someone can scan the code with their phone and go directly to the page where they can learn more, view examples, and book.

It is another simple way to make your website pages useful beyond the website itself.

Build Once, Promote Everywhere

Landing pages work best when they have a clear purpose.

You create one page around one offer and then drive people toward it through your marketing.

The new Share a Page feature makes that workflow a little more direct.

For photographers, that could mean creating a page for spring minis, generating a QR code for printed promotion, and preparing an email campaign to fill those sessions.

For another business, it might mean promoting a new service, class, product, consultation, or seasonal offer.

The page becomes the destination, while your email marketing, direct sharing, and QR code help bring people there.

A Small Update That Can Save You Steps

Share a Page is a subtle addition to the Website Builder, but it can make a real difference in how quickly you move from creating something to marketing it.

Instead of thinking of your website as something you build and then promote separately, PhotoBiz continues to make those tools work more closely together.

Create your landing page.

Set up your offer.

Then, when you are ready to tell people about it, use the new Share option to email it, build an email marketing campaign, or generate a QR code for offline promotion.

It is one more way to make promoting your next session, product, service, or campaign a little easier