Entrepreneurial women continue their e-commerce journey
The training program organized under the scope of the ‘’E-Commerce Journey of Entrepreneurial Women project, carried out in cooperation with the Denizli Metropolitan Municipality City Council, Pamukkale University, the South Aegean Development Agency (GEKA), and Trendyol—continues to progress successfully. Within the framework of the project, which aims to enhance the visibility of women entrepreneurs in the digital arena, a practical training session titled “Product Photography with a Mobile Phone” was conducted, providing participants with hands-on experience to improve their online business presence.
06.11.2025
Training on “Product Photography with a Mobile Phone” Provided to Women Entrepreneurs
A training session was held at the Denizli Metropolitan Municipality Congress and Culture Center as part of the ongoing initiatives to support women entrepreneurs. The event was attended by Ali Marım, President of the Denizli Metropolitan Municipality City Council, Baran Akın, Secretary General of the City Council, and a large number of women entrepreneurs. The training aimed to enable women producers to take professional-looking product photos using their smartphones and to share these images effectively on e-commerce platforms. Participants received detailed information on topics such as the impact of product photography on sales, correct framing and angle selection, lighting techniques, composition, smartphone camera settings, and photo editing tools. During the practical session, participants photographed their own products from various angles, experimenting with light, composition, and color balance, and also practiced photo editing using free mobile applications.
“We stand by entrepreneurial women”
City Council President Ali Marım stated that similar training programs would continue to be organized to help women entrepreneurs adapt to the digital economy and advance their branding journey. He said, “We continue to support our women entrepreneurs. We will further increase the number of such training programs to help women take a stronger place in the digital world.”