Posts Tagged 'sell stock photos'

Twitter is a fantastic tool for any photographer wanting to promote their photography business … if you do it right. Lucky for you, most photographers do it the wrong way, so the potential is there for savvy stock photographers to generate targeted traffic and valuable backlinks.

A lot of people approach Twitter looknig for fast & easy lead generation, but realistically it’s more about building relationships with loyal followers, by delivering quality content on a regular basis … and not ...

Sell Stock Photos. Visit http://GlobalEyeImages.com/SellStockPhotos
Global Eye lets freelance photographers sell photography and build a viable photography business.

Sell Stock Photos. We’ve just launched Global Eye Images, our new website for photographers wanting to sell stock photos online. Global Eye offers a unique direct-contact approach to stock photography, where buyers and photographers deal direct, so the photographer keeps total control of their work, their busienss and they keep all their profits. (We don’t charge any comission on your sales!)

All this month ...

Selling Photo Online. Visit http://GlobalEyeImages.com/SellStockPhotos
Global Eye helps freelance photographers selling photography online and build a viable stock photography business.

Selling Photo online. Global Eye Images is a new website for selling photo online that we’re launching this month. Global Eye offers a unique direct-contact approach to stock photography, where buyers and photographers deal direct without photo stock agency interference, so the photographer keeps total control of their work, their business and they keep all their profits. (We don’t charge ...

Digital Stock Photography is a comprehensive how-to manual with everything you need to know to create digital stock photography that will sell in today’s competitive marketplace.

Stock photography is no longer a matter of posting ‘anything you have on file’ to a library, and these days the best stock is almost always shot with a buyer in mind. So this ...

This is another great primer to really get you thinking about ‘why’ photo buyers use specific images. It covers a broad range of photo uses, and provides many insights into that photo buyers are actually paying for.

It covers the elements you should be working into your compositions and the styles & moods that really sell. All up a very handy book for ...

This is a book we’ve been recommending at OzImages Photo Stock Agency for quite a few years now … so long in fact that it’s actually gone out of print in that time.

You can usually find a copy on Amazon if you dig around a bit, and if you do it’s probably the single best investment you could make ...

Stock photos are used for countless different purposes these days, so it’s easy to imagine ‘anything can sell’, but realistically photos that sell are usually going to meet some fairly standard criteria. Obviously there will be exceptions, but more often than not, the best selling stock photos will usually share some of the following traits …

1. Most feature a strong, simple subject.

Stock photos are almost always ‘of something’ and it’s usually instantly recognizable. Vague landscapes or cluttered scenes don’t often ...

Here’s a short video we put together to illustrate a few differences between paying your stock library a commission on all sales, or paying a flat rate subscription.

The standard legal disclaimers apply … these are examples only, do your own due diligence etc etc … but hopefully they’ll get you thinking before you sign away half your earnings …