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Commercial Photography · Cambridge
Commercial Photography in Cambridge
A Cambridge estate agent's listings, a Biomedical Campus team page and a hotel's booking site all need images planned against a specific use, not a mood board that produces attractive pictures nobody can crop. We work from Hills Road and go through your website templates, ad formats and printed material before a shoot. That way the shot list already knows which frame needs headline space and which needs to survive a square crop.
About us
Clickscope is a small photography team on Hills Road that Cambridge estate agents, hotels and life science businesses use for product, team and premises photography, shot to a brief rather than a mood board. And because we're a digital marketing agency based right here in Cambridge, you can be sat in our Hills Road office talking photography within the week.
Our MISSION
Plan the shot list before the shoot, not after
We go through your website, your ad formats and your printed material before we book a shoot, so every frame in the list already has a required composition attached. That's how a Cambridge business ends up with a gallery it uses for years rather than a folder opened twice.
Judged on where the image lands
Each shoot is planned around the actual listing, advert or page the image will end up on, rather than a loose idea of what looks good.
How we run commercial photography for Cambridge businesses
01 / How we work
Shot for where it lands
Cut-out product shots for listings, lifestyle images for ads, and detail shots for the specification questions your customers keep asking, all planned before the shoot rather than worked out afterwards.
A minimum image count, agreed upfront
We set a minimum number of finished images per day against the shot list, so you have a real figure to plan with instead of a loose promise.
Files are yours, backed up and organised
What's delivered is a well organised gallery, high resolution masters alongside web-optimised versions, backed up and yours with full usage rights.
WHY CHOOSE US
Why Cambridge businesses choose our photography
+£239,000 a month
One construction client achieved a 132% year on year revenue rise, roughly £239,000 a month, after the pages featuring their photography were rebuilt around genuine buyer search terms.
Senior-led, start to finish
The photographer who plans your shoot also holds the camera, so no junior is left to interpret the brief unsupervised.
No lock-in, shoot by shoot
Each shoot is commissioned as its own project. Ongoing photography cover runs rolling month to month, with 30 days' notice to close it.
Client Results
An ecommerce client turned £50,000 of Google Ads spend into £1.52 million in online sales. Shopping and social traffic gets bought on the image before anyone reads the copy, and while photography alone isn't the whole story, weak imagery would have kept that figure much lower.
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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
Where's your Cambridge office, and do you shoot there?
How is photography priced?
Do we need to commit to a contract for photography work?
What rights do we have to use the photos once they're delivered?
Our Cambridge competitors use expensive agency photography. Does that put us behind?
Which Cambridge sectors do you photograph most?
Do you only photograph Cambridge businesses?
Do you handle the website design as well as the photography?
How does the first 90 days of a photography project typically unfold?
What's the measure of whether the photography has done its job?
Cambridge buyers are meant to be sceptical. Does that affect the photography?
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