Social Templates Co began as one photographer's answer to a problem every photographer knows. It's grown into a full system for getting found, booked, and paid.
Before Social Templates Co existed, Angela spent over a decade as a wedding photographer, working weekends full of destination shoots and building a business that earned features in BRIDES, Style Me Pretty, Junebug Weddings, and Magnolia Rouge. But the busier her photography business got, the more of her week went to writing captions and designing carousels instead of shooting. So she started building her own templates, just to get her time back.
Other photographers wanted the same thing. What began as Angela Shae Instagram Management grew into Social Templates Co: ready-to-post content made specifically for photographers, by someone who had actually run a photography business herself.
Jordan and Arjun spent years leading advertising teams inside Meta, watching small business owners try to use the same platform tools built for companies with agencies and ad budgets behind them. They kept coming back to the same thought: Meta marketing didn't have to be this complicated, especially not for a photographer running their own business with no marketing department to call on.
When they met Angela, they found their people. She had already solved half the problem, giving photographers a way to show up online without losing hours to it every week. Jordan and Arjun brought the other half: helping those photographers scale through advertising, so the visibility Angela's templates created could turn into paying clients, not just followers.
Together, that turned Social Templates Co from a template shop into a complete system: content, lead generation, and ads, built specifically for photographers, all in one place.
See what's included →Every template and lesson starts from a photographer's business: your work, your language, your clients.
Content, lead magnets, and ads are built to work together, not sold as separate pieces.
You'll never need a sales call to find out what something costs.
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