best way to market expanded services?

<p>Any opinions on how to present multiple services? I have been moving away from weddings being the primary focus of my business to other photography clients that I am more likely to have repeat business from. I haven't struck gold anywhere yet but my commercial and dance photography are both starting to show promising results. Much of this I have been developing by luck and cold calling approach. It's time to start giving this stuff more space on the web. After having a website mostly just to promote weddings for over ten years, should i give the new stuff front page priority on my existing site, or create new separate sites for the work that is very unrelated from a client perspective?</p>

<p>I just put everything on my one site. I think showing some diversity in skills and markets helps the overall presentation. </p>

<p>I have not figured that out either, Shawn.</p>

<p>Why do you need to have it on the same website? Why not start a new site, or a sub domain?</p>

<p>Dance and commercial will confuse / distract / put off wedding clients. Weddings will distract from your dance and commercial work.</p>

<p>Don't be too precious over the website. But try to be objective. Having all sorts of unrelated stuff on there won't do you any good.</p>

<p>That is why I have not done that to my wedding site. Portraits might make it to the wedding site. That seems like a good fit.</p>

<p>Many successful photographers have two or three websites dedicated solely to one specialty. Commercial, wedding, portrait. <br>

I.E.: JLG Weddings<br>

JLG Commercial Photography<br>

JLG fine art portraits</p>