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Commercial Photography · Cambourne
Commercial Photography in Cambourne
A Cambourne software firm's website and a local shop's social feed need images planned for a specific use, not a mood board nobody can crop. The business park side of town is mostly professional services, software, insurance and consultancy firms, and their photography usually has to work on a proposal document as much as a website. We work from Hills Road in Cambridge, about twenty minutes away, and plan the shot list against your actual templates before we ever pick up a camera.
About us
Clickscope is a small photography team based in Cambridge, about twenty minutes from Cambourne. We shoot for business park firms and local independents, planning every shot list around where the images will be used. As a digital marketing agency in Cambridge, Cambourne is barely 20 minutes from our desks, which makes photography an easy thing to talk through face to face.
Our MISSION
Plan the shot list before the shoot, not after
We go through your website, your proposal documents or your ad formats before booking anything, so every frame in the list already has a purpose. That's how a Cambourne business ends up with a gallery it uses for years rather than a folder opened twice.
Judged on where the image lands
Every shoot is planned against the listing, the deck or the page the image will actually appear on, not a general sense of what looks good.
How we run commercial photography for Cambourne businesses
01 / How we work
Shot for where it lands
Cut out product shots for listings, portraits for a pitch deck, and premises photography for a growing office, all planned before the shoot rather than worked out afterwards.
A minimum image count, agreed upfront
Rather than quoting a big vague number, we agree a minimum daily count of finished images tied to the shot list, so you can plan around it.
Files organised and backed up in your name
You receive a properly organised gallery containing high resolution masters and web-optimised versions, backed up and yours to keep with full usage rights.
WHY CHOOSE US
Why Cambourne businesses choose our photography
£1.52 million from a £50,000 spend
One ecommerce client's £50,000 of Google Ads spend turned into £1.52 million in online sales, a result that depended on product imagery doing real work before a word of copy was read.
Senior-led, start to finish
It's the same photographer planning your shoot and standing behind the camera, never a junior left to guess at the brief.
No lock-in, shoot by shoot
Photography is commissioned shoot by shoot rather than as a subscription. Ongoing support runs rolling monthly, with 30 days' notice to leave.
Client Results
£1.52 million in online sales followed a £50,000 outlay on Google Ads for one ecommerce business, in a category where the product photo does most of the persuading before anyone reads a description. Photography didn't build that whole result on its own, but thin, amateur images would almost certainly have stopped it well short.
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Revenue increase, year on year
For a building brand we grew year-on-year revenue by 132%. SEO up 363%, PPC up 55%. That's £239,000 more every month, and not a seasonal product.
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Agencies we've trained
We've provided training and consulting to over 60 other digital marketing agencies and freelancers. A number of them now refer their own SEO clients to us.
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Years on Google Ads
Nearly two decades of combined Google Ads experience, and over ten years running SEO campaigns, including work alongside brands like Costa Coffee.
FAQ
The questions you actually want answered
Do you shoot on site in Cambourne, or in a studio?
How is photography priced for a Cambourne shoot?
Is there a contract we have to sign for photography?
What can we actually do with the images afterwards?
A lot of Cambourne firms sell nationally, not locally. Does that change what you shoot?
Which Cambourne sectors do you photograph most?
Do you only photograph Cambourne businesses?
Could you build the website that the photos will live on too?
What does the first 90 days of working together on photography actually look like?
How can we tell if the photography has actually paid off?
Almost nobody else seems to write about or photograph Cambourne businesses specifically. Is that really the case?
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