For example, for my beer website,

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For example, for my beer website, it’s fine to show that I have I have a chubby mid-section. Being a fat old man is fine, but I should have myself brewing up an awesome beer. I could have a photo of buy brazil cell phone number list stirring steaming water into a bed of crushed grains, or holding a golden, fizzy, home-brewed IPA in my hand. It’s still me (not photoshopped me), but the photo shows that I’m having a good time brewing and drinking beer.

The reason I mention this is that a lot of older folks who I’ve helped build websites are still uploading some crazy bad photos to their sites. You know the kind. Super weird selfies that are too close, or blurred photos with some garbage they hoarded in their house in the background. Remember, people are going to use this photo and think of you.

So if you are building a site about how to be successful in business but you have a blurry photo of your old ass house with dust on the table and dishes in the sink, it’s not going to give off the right vibe. Even if that’s how you live, at least get a photo of you in front of your work shop. You can have dirty clothes, but put it in the context of “I just finished a job, and ain’t nothin’ wrong with getting dirty to make some money!”

Another great example could be for a weight loss website. You can still be fat, but put yourself on a treadmill so it’s like, “Hey man, I know that exercise sucks, but here I am, working out with you every day. We’re in this together”. That’s much better than a photo of you laying on the couch with a double chin saying, “Do what I say, not what I do.”