Posts Tagged ‘market’
October 31, 2010
A few times a week I receive questions from microstock photographers who have discovered the picNiche toolbar, wondering about how they can make the whole microstock process better. As an experienced computer user (and coder) there are a lot of things I often take for granted about ‘the microstock workflow’, which others sometimes miss or choose to avoid due to the perceived complexity of moving to a new tool or method….
Tags:agencies, analysis, contributor, ideas, information, list, market, microstock, photography, photos, picNiche, planning, process, production, sales, statistics, stats, stock, topics, workflow, working
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August 16, 2010
This is the report of some of the best niches revealed from searches on the picNiche stock photo analysis-engine during the last month (July/August 2010)….
Tags:analysis, concepts, ideas, improve, income, info, market, microstock, photo, picNiche, sales, shooting, stock, stock photo ideas, stock photography, what to shoot
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July 9, 2010
If you want to be selling more microstock images, these are some of the ideas, concepts and subjects you should be shooting….
Tags:analysis, concepts, ideas, improve, income, info, market, microstock, photo, picNiche, sales, shooting, stock, stock photo ideas, stock photography, what to shoot
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August 13, 2009
When shooting stock photography, particularly for microstock, the perception often is that there exists an endless choice of subjects just waiting to be captured, and sold, Yes, for real money!
“But wait…” I hear anybody who has been selling stock for a while scream, “you can’t just shoot anything and expect to rake in the cash.”…
Tags:analysis, avoid, data, ideas, images, info, information, list, market, microstock, photo, photography, picNiche, planning, production, shoot, shooting, statistics, stats, stock, working
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