Andrew Keithly
Andrew Keithly: Architectural Photographer
About Us
Andrew Keithly: Architectural Photographer creates photos and videos that help architecture firms and other companies build and market their brand effectively. My photography enables the world to experience your vision.
How We Got Started
I grew up on a farm, earned a 4-year bachelor's degree in 2 years, love Agatha Christi novels, and hate sugar snap peas.
My goal is to tell the story of your projects and your company through visually compelling photos so that you can share your vision with the world and grow your business.
The products and services we offer
Recommendations Received (5)
Sue Mohr
The Inner Vizion
Highly Recommended
"Andrew's work is exquisite. He captures the story of your property. Every nook and corner is..."
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"Andrew's work is exquisite. He captures the story of your property. Every nook and corner is lit up and brought to the minds eye. Andrew's attention to detail is seen throughout all of his work. He wants his clients assets to be noticed in the highest resolution humanly possible. Bravo, Andrew. You help us get noticed. Thank you."
Barry Daniels
Complete Forms Supply Co., LLC
Highly Recommended
"Andrew is very professional and quality oriented about his work. I recommend him for any..."
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"Andrew is very professional and quality oriented about his work. I recommend him for any commercial photography and drone projects."
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Recommendations Given (4)
Sue Mohr
The Inner Vizion
Highly Recommended
"Sue Mohr gives excellent advice and a plan of action. She has helped me with both my personal..."
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"Sue Mohr gives excellent advice and a plan of action. She has helped me with both my personal life as well as my business. Sue doesn't just try to make you feel good about yourself. She really helps you to change and grow."
Recent Activity
On the marketing side, one of my architect clients had an incredible uptick in new leads after a few months of consistent content marketing. Look up "Clements Wimsatt architects". They now have more work than they can handle. Marketing does work, but it should target a narrow market, and your...
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On the marketing side, one of my architect clients had an incredible uptick in new leads after a few months of consistent content marketing. Look up "Clements Wimsatt architects". They now have more work than they can handle. Marketing does work, but it should target a narrow market, and your message must resonate with your customer.
Two REALLY good and simple reads: "Storybrand", and "Marketing Made Simple", both by Donald Miller. I am still learning to implement them, but I know a marketing consultant and a large corporation who swear by Storybrand
Andy, when I am at a house or commercial project, I try to find out what other companies were involved with the project. Sometimes it is as simple as asking the architect who the tile manufacturer is, or the interior designer is. Then I research to find the best contact for the company (LinkedIn...
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Andy, when I am at a house or commercial project, I try to find out what other companies were involved with the project. Sometimes it is as simple as asking the architect who the tile manufacturer is, or the interior designer is. Then I research to find the best contact for the company (LinkedIn is helpful here) and reach out to them, sending a short email, and following up with an email with low-res watermarked copies of the photos. Tagging people through social media sometimes works, but not very well.
I know of one company in my state that does exactly that. They are not licensed surveyors, but do provide LIDAR data to multiple engineering firms and surveying companies. The legalities of this may vary from state to state, but most of the time, you are simply providing a service. Ultimately,...
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I know of one company in my state that does exactly that. They are not licensed surveyors, but do provide LIDAR data to multiple engineering firms and surveying companies. The legalities of this may vary from state to state, but most of the time, you are simply providing a service. Ultimately, it is up to the surveyor to ensure the data is correct.
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