Got a question? I’d love to hear from you.
Proud Marketer is a one-person operation. When you send a message, it comes directly to me Md Moshiur Rahman and I read and reply to every one personally.
I’m not running a support ticket system or outsourcing responses to an assistant. If you write to me, you hear back from me.
That said, I get a fair number of messages, so please check the sections below before reaching out — your question might already be answered.
What I can help with
Questions about a specific guide. If something in one of my articles isn’t clear, or you want to go deeper on a particular tactic, ask away. I’d rather clarify than have you implement something incorrectly.
Your photography website’s SEO. If you’ve read the guides and you’re stuck — your rankings aren’t moving, your CTR is low, your Google Business Profile isn’t showing up describe what you’re seeing and I’ll point you in the right direction.
Suggesting a topic. If there’s a photography marketing question you can’t find a good answer to anywhere, tell me. The best guide ideas come from photographers who are dealing with real problems right now.
Reporting a broken link or outdated information. The web changes fast. If something on this site is wrong, broken, or out of date, I want to know. Please flag it.
Collaboration and partnerships. If you run a photography-related product, tool, community, or publication and think there’s a genuine fit with Proud Marketer — I’m open to conversations. Read the note below on this first.
What I don’t accept
I want to be straightforward about this so we both save time.
Paid link insertions. I don’t sell links, sponsored mentions, or paid placements inside existing articles. Every resource and tool mentioned on this site is there because I genuinely believe it helps photographers — not because someone paid for the mention.
Generic guest posts. If your pitch starts with “I’d love to contribute a high-quality article to your site,” please don’t send it. Proud Marketer’s voice and research standard is consistent because I write everything myself.
SEO services pitches. I receive a lot of outreach from agencies and freelancers offering SEO, link building, and content services. I appreciate the hustle, but I’m not in the market.
PR requests for tools I haven’t tested. I only review tools I’ve actually used. If you’d like me to consider reviewing your photography software or AI tool, the first step is getting me access to test it properly — not sending a press release.
A note on response time
I aim to reply within 2 to 3 business days. During busy periods it may take a little longer, but I will reply.
If you haven’t heard back within a week, it’s worth checking your spam folder — my replies occasionally land there, especially from new contacts.
Before you reach out| start here
If your question is about photography SEO or marketing strategy, there’s a good chance one of these guides already has the answer:
New to photography marketing? Start with the SEO for photographers complete guide it covers the full picture in one place.
Struggling with local rankings? The on-page local SEO checklist for photographers walks through every optimisation step in order.
Want to know what keywords to target? The high-intent keywords for photographers guide has 120+ buyer-ready terms organised by niche.
Looking for your next marketing move? The photography marketing strategy guide covers everything from social media to referral systems to content marketing.
Researching tools and software? The best AI tools for photographers guide and the Pixlr review are the most read resources on this site.
How to reach me
The best way to get in touch is by email. Use the contact form below or write directly to the email address listed on this page.
Please include a little context when you write the more specific you are about your situation, the more useful my reply will be. A message like “my photography website isn’t ranking” is hard to respond to helpfully. A message like “I’m a wedding photographer in Austin, my site has been live for 8 months, I rank on page 3 for my main keyword, and I’ve built about 12 citations so far” gives me something to work with.
The more you tell me, the better I can help.
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If you’d prefer to follow along with new guides and updates rather than reach out directly, the best place to do that is the site itself. New in-depth guides are published regularly across all five content pillars SEO, local marketing, marketing strategy, AI tools, and photography business.
A final note
Proud Marketer exists because I genuinely believe photographers deserve better marketing resources than what’s currently out there. Every message I receive from a photographer who got a new enquiry after implementing something from this site reminds me why I built it.
So don’t be shy. If something helped you or if something isn’t working and you can’t figure out why reach out. That’s exactly what this page is here for.
— Md Moshiur Rahman | proudmarketer.com