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Thank you? I’ll miss you? I’ll be around?
It was a very difficult decision but over the next month, I’m going to be starting a new microstock project – geared more toward buyers than my fellow photographers – and I’m going to focus my work on adding good, new stock content, managing my work and focus more on selling than writing. My wife and I have created a beautiful life – and a beautiful business plan for our future. My goals have not changed. I still want to …
This week I had a chance to shoot at a fantastic event – the 2012 Australian Open. I did not have a press pass so the idea was to grab “found stock” photos – events, practices, on-site stock imagery.
Can you still make passive income in microstock in 2012? Statistics say you can still make money in microstock photography.
This is some raw SEO data – I’m going to analyze it in another post but here’s what I have so far from four major agencies. I am actually quite shocked by a few of these.
As I reflect on the past year and the next year to come, I can’t help but think about what a difference the last year has made. A year ago I was lost. THAT is the root of my struggle – both in life and microstock.
NiltoMil will be mostly un-monitored from now through November 20th as I move from Maine to Melbourne, Australia.
Earnings for August suck. Is that clear enough a message? This month SUCKS. I hope it’s just me so the rest of you are doing fine but I’m doing AWFUL. I’m glad I’m not submitting right now because if I were doing this badly I’d be really frustrated. This month’s sales typically suck but this month SUCKS. I bet I don’t do $500. Ouch!
I receive a lot of press releases in my email and don’t get a chance to reply to or post all of them but this is an interesting release if you care about your rights. What do you think of the new tool?
I haven’t been uploading but my microstock earnings were actually good for July. Total earnings were … $962.55, with Shutterstock and Alamy pushing me forward as always…
Steve is a photographer I met through his blog a couple months ago while reading about Photocase. I read his microstock book, Getting Started in Stock, and thought he’d be a great first photographer feature.