Thank you for sharing this extensive, very high quality, very helpful course! I love your videos. You are a guru on microstock and selling Ai images. 👍
@@MicrostockLife Yes, it was very helpful. I have one question. Do you have a video of showing the process of creating an Ai image, to upscaling it, correcting the details in photoshop and finally the uploading process in Adobe stock? By he way i saw some people's videos uploading their ai images without editing them first in Photoshop and at 72 dpi resolution. The resolution of our images must be at 300 dpi right? and not at 72 dpi.
Hi again, and I hope you're doing well. I recently put a free course on Udemy that I thought you might find helpful since you found my UA-cam videos instructive. www.udemy.com/course/sell-stock-photography-footage-ai-images-beginner-course I'd love to hear your feedback, and if you do find it helpful, it would be wonderful if you could provide a rating on Udemy. Thanks, and as always, best of luck!
Thanks for your work! You freely share so much knowledge and dedicate your time. You're a good person, and I really like your channel. I'll watch the course and see what I can take from it
Today I was accepted as a Freepik contributor with only 1 file rejection. I am very new to this whole thing but I love crating vectors in Illustrator and I am positive about my future. Anyway... your course made me think about Adobe Stock, too. Using chat GPT for keywords si a brilliant idea! Thank you!
Hi again! I hope you're doing well with your vectors. I recently put a free course on Udemy that I thought you might also find helpful. www.udemy.com/course/sell-stock-photography-footage-ai-images-beginner-course I'd love to hear your feedback, and if you do find it helpful, it would be wonderful if you could provide a rating on Udemy. Thanks, and as always, best of luck!
Hi again! Since you enjoyed my UA-cam videos, I recently put a free course on Udemy that I thought you might find helpful. www.udemy.com/course/sell-stock-photography-footage-ai-images-beginner-course I'd love to hear your feedback, and if you do find it helpful, it would be wonderful if you could provide a rating on Udemy. Thanks, and as always, best of luck!
Love your very informative videos! I have a question for you, and perhaps you have already addressed this in previous video; How do you keep the thousands of photos and videos you have gathered and uploaded to various sites, organized? I'm just getting started and have thousands of photos to sort through and organizing these is driving me NUTS!
Hi, thanks for watching and for the question. It can certainly be a challenge! After some early attempts to organize by subject matter or file types, I simply gave up this kind of structure and keep everything I prepare for uploads in a folder called FINALS. This helps me keep my upload-ready, final work separated from the raw and in-process files. When it's time to upload, I simply open the FINALS folder, sort by date last opened, and submit the files with today's date (since I typically do daily uploading.) I hope this helps! Best of luck!
Hi thanks a lot for this very handful en well explained tutorial. Regarding the AI-Generated Images programs, are people actually allowed to submit images to Shutterstock, Adobi Stock..or it exist a real risk dat you might be rejected as a creator for the next times.?
Hi. Glad you liked the video! As for AI some agencies like Adobe do accept it and as long as you follow their requirements and check the box that says your content was created with AI you should be OK (theoretically... some contributors do have horror stories about something going wrong and having their accounts banned... but that's another story ...)
Hello. Thanks for watching and for the question. I'm working on the best way to do this. I have to be careful for a few reasons -- some of the agencies are sensitive about sharing information, so I'm trying to keep my portfolios somewhat private. Stay tuned!
How can I schedule my time for creating animation videos? Because it's quite time-consuming. Also, what would be the hottest topics for animation? I look forward to your response. By the way, thank you so much for this great course.
Hello, I do 3d animations and one of the best things about 3d is that once you create a model of an object, it can be reused in different settings to create unique images. Since I've been doing this 15 years, I have built up a great library of assets that I can move around to create new animations and still images. Please see my video on 3d renders and you'll learn more about the process. I hope this helps!
Hi, great to hear you're getting started. Best of luck! I know there are services that will upload to multiple sites at once, but I have never used any. Good idea for a future video though. Thanks!
Hi there. I hope things are going well for you since we last chatted on UA-cam! I recently put a free course on Udemy that I thought you might find helpful. www.udemy.com/course/sell-stock-photography-footage-ai-images-beginner-course I'd love to hear your feedback, and if you do find it helpful, it would be wonderful if you could provide a rating on Udemy. Thanks, and as always, best of luck!
Great.. I watched full video.. I have one question. Can I create multiple contributer account same marketplace and can I use from same device? Ex(can I craete two adobe stock account and two sutterstock accout? And can I use from same device?)
Adobe Stock does permit it, though they advise against it. They do not allow it if the goal is to get around their review queue limitations. Shutterstock only allows it in certain conditions. I found this explanation: Shutterstock policy typically restricts the use of multiple accounts. However, a second account is permissible if it is registered under the name of a different legal entity with its own copyrighted material1. If you own a company, you can maintain one personal account under your name and one business account under the company name1. You may not open a second Shutterstock account without permission from Shutterstock2. You may not share the same online payment processing service account (like Payoneer, Paypal or Skrill) with another Shutterstock contributor.
Hi. Most modern phones have cameras with specs that are good enough for submitting to agencies like Adobe. You should still inspect them carefully for quality issues in a program like Photoshop. Best of luck!
Can you clarify something on model releases? If each agency has their own version of a model release, does that mean you need to have your subject sign multiple versions of a model release if you want to submit the image(s) to more than one agency? Is there just one standard release available that can be used everywhere?
Hi, thanks for watching and for the comment. This thread probably describes it better than I can: community.adobe.com/t5/stock-contributors-discussions/using-adobe-model-property-releases-on-shutterstock/td-p/13416794
Yes, keyword order is important. Putting the most important words or phrases in your top ten will help give your images or videos a boost. Adobe says this: "Adobe Stock’s search engine puts an emphasis on keywords based on the order you add them. The most important keyword should be listed first, followed by the second most important, and so on. The first 10 keywords are the most critical." Here's the link: blog.adobe.com/en/publish/2019/06/18/stock-keywording-tips
Hi. When I look back at my earliest submissions I am embarrassed by them. But somehow many of them continue to sell. I'd say if there is nothing technically wrong with them and your portfolio of work you are proud of dwarfs the work you don't like it doesn't hurt to keep them. It's possible they could draw a potential customer who sees your more recent work and decides to download those. Best of luck!
What are your thoughts on "Data Licencing" feature on Shutterstock? Should we keep it on? A lot of my good photos are put into that section by Shutterstock. What to do?
Hi. Thanks for watching and for the question! I can totally understand why some people would want to turn it off, but I've left it on and it looks like I might earn about an extra $1,000 a year from it, probably based on my portfolio size. I think I would turn it off if I were a photographer whose portfolio was filled with extremely unique, niche location photography that is normally difficult for other microstockers to duplicate. It seems like they would have the most to lose. My own work, unfortunately, just isn't that unique and feeding the AI beast doesn't seem to pose the same risk to me. That's my two cents anyway! Best of luck!
Hi again! It's not something I pay regular attention to. I believe at one point I was in the top 100 in terms of weekly position but these days I think I'm bouncing around the top 500 or 1,000. But for lifetime I've maintained in the top 200 or so. I take this to mean the competition has really become fierce in recent years. Thanks for watching!
@@MicrostockLife nice, thanks for the answer. The reason I ask is because very often in the weekly best sellers section they show profiles that don't have very large portfolios - like just 200 or 300 assets but according to Adobe they manage to be in the first 200 best sellers for the previous week... and I wonder how is that even possible as they often seem like rather "new" accounts
To my eye, none of the platforms are achieving 'realism.' I'd say the most interesting one is Midjourney. The output that is supposedly realistic does look like photography, but it is typically extremely stylized. I think you can pretty quickly tell when you see an image created by Midjourney. They tend to look very fantastical and overly artistic. Not saying that's a bad thing. I've seen a lot of very cool stuff. But what we would call 'realistic photography,' that's another thing entirely. If you're asking which one is worth using, I'd say Midjourney. The others I've tried seem like they're still well behind Midjourney's technology.
I just learn ur course on udemy, what wonder for me is before AI era how to create 2 photo 2 video with in 90 minutes, for me who not the photographer and just interest selling photo when AI is coming, it is not possible, as I know for taking good photo had prepare a lot ?
Hi. Thanks for taking the course and watching my videos. My work is a mix of photography and illustration including 3d programs like cheetah 3d. I learned early on how to combine elements from each and be able to create a few new works each day. It is possible. Please see my cheetah 3d video on UA-cam for example. Or if you aren't interested in doing illustrations or animations you could do shoots on weekends and build up a number of good images and videos and submit a few of those each day. And then you can supplement all of these with AI images and animations. I hope these ideas help. Best of luck to you.
How its look like? for me as new comer 1st use AI generate illus flat design and draft this posible for me, I just leaned Affinity designer to do this. 2nd images gen from Midjourney to sell, this I think need more practice to write prompt for the photos as market need. For vdo and 3d I not yet have any skill. for 3d I only use sketchup to build my house @@MicrostockLife
I've not seen any agency say you get "punished" for not uploading content consistently. It's just something contributors have heard and then repeat without anyone knowing where this "fact" came from. Maybe Instagram works like that but there is no reason why a photo agency should want to do the same. Their search function's goal is to place the best, most relevant content in front of their customers so that they quickly find what they're looking for. The idea that an agency would mess with the algorithm to favour worse pictures and videos as a "reward" for contributor consistency is non-sensical. Especially as this would often just be rewarding contributors for uploading rubbish (consistently).
You're right... 'Punishing' is probably too strong a term for it. Still, the agencies do strongly encourage consistent uploading. From Adobe: "If you have a high volume of assets to submit, your best approach will be to stagger your uploads and submit in smaller batches on a consistent basis. This can help surface your content in search results for an extended period of time and improve your chances of sales." stock.adobe.com/pages/artisthub/get-started/balancing-quantity-quality-content-stock-contributor-guide-pt-5
Hi, thanks for watching and for the question! The advice I give in the video course covers all forms of microstock -- photos, illustrations, animations, footage, etc. I've done all these formats, so there should be things for everyone to learn here. Thanks!
Hello... I have an upload limit of 500. And I have to wait 4 weeks for the approval process. Is there really an upload limit or will the number be increased as the account develops?
Hi there. The limit is on how many assets you can have in the queue for review. My understanding is that it changes over time -- both as your activity progresses with Adobe Stock, and as they are facing high demand for reviews. Hopefully your reviews happen quickly and you can get back to submitting more. Best of luck!
Hi, sorry to hear you are having difficulty. Please see my other videos, which I have uploaded to help people in your situation. All my videos offer advice based on my experience, including the most important -- how to spot trends that are in demand with customers. My other videos (and my course) go into detail on how to do this, and many of my videos (like my latest) show you exactly what themes are selling well for me right now. Try creating content based on these themes and see if you have any better luck. Wishing you great success!
Thanks for watching. I didn't really touch on exclusive vs non-exclusive in the video. Will have to do so next time. In case you couldn't tell, I am non-exclusive at every agency I contribute to.
Thank you for sharing this extensive, very high quality, very helpful course! I love your videos. You are a guru on microstock and selling Ai images. 👍
I really appreciate your feedback. I hope the information I share is helpful to you! Best of luck and great success to you!
@@MicrostockLife Yes, it was very helpful. I have one question. Do you have a video of showing the process of creating an Ai image, to upscaling it, correcting the details in photoshop and finally the uploading process in Adobe stock? By he way i saw some people's videos uploading their ai images without editing them first in Photoshop and at 72 dpi resolution. The resolution of our images must be at 300 dpi right? and not at 72 dpi.
Best information about stock in all youtube. Golden video! Thank you!
Thanks for the comment and for watching!
Many thanks for your very instructive video.
You are welcome! Best of luck to you!
Hi again, and I hope you're doing well. I recently put a free course on Udemy that I thought you might find helpful since you found my UA-cam videos instructive. www.udemy.com/course/sell-stock-photography-footage-ai-images-beginner-course I'd love to hear your feedback, and if you do find it helpful, it would be wonderful if you could provide a rating on Udemy. Thanks, and as always, best of luck!
Thanks for your work! You freely share so much knowledge and dedicate your time. You're a good person, and I really like your channel. I'll watch the course and see what I can take from it
Thanks for the comments. Feel free to add any questions here!
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this is an absolute treasure, glad i found that.
Glad to provide useful information for you. Best of luck!
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your my favorite teacher sir
Thank you for the kind comment.
Sir I already Adobe stock seller what kind of accets I sell or most popular plz help
Today I was accepted as a Freepik contributor with only 1 file rejection. I am very new to this whole thing but I love crating vectors in Illustrator and I am positive about my future. Anyway... your course made me think about Adobe Stock, too. Using chat GPT for keywords si a brilliant idea! Thank you!
Glad to hear you're off to a good start! Definitely sign up for Adobe Stock. You will likely see much more earnings there. Best of luck!
Hi again! I hope you're doing well with your vectors. I recently put a free course on Udemy that I thought you might also find helpful. www.udemy.com/course/sell-stock-photography-footage-ai-images-beginner-course I'd love to hear your feedback, and if you do find it helpful, it would be wonderful if you could provide a rating on Udemy. Thanks, and as always, best of luck!
@@MicrostockLife I just got the course, thank you for your generosity! I will give feedback when finished!
Don't bother using freepik. didn't you know that they will pay you only $5 per 1000 downloads? it doesn't worth it.
Is i can upload ai video in story block?
Thank you for this video. I hope your channel grows more and more
Thank you! Best of luck!
I'm glad you responded. Have a nice day!@@MicrostockLife
Hi again! Since you enjoyed my UA-cam videos, I recently put a free course on Udemy that I thought you might find helpful. www.udemy.com/course/sell-stock-photography-footage-ai-images-beginner-course I'd love to hear your feedback, and if you do find it helpful, it would be wonderful if you could provide a rating on Udemy. Thanks, and as always, best of luck!
@@MicrostockLife please show your earning in refresh page
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Love your very informative videos! I have a question for you, and perhaps you have already addressed this in previous video; How do you keep the thousands of photos and videos you have gathered and uploaded to various sites, organized? I'm just getting started and have thousands of photos to sort through and organizing these is driving me NUTS!
Hi, thanks for watching and for the question. It can certainly be a challenge! After some early attempts to organize by subject matter or file types, I simply gave up this kind of structure and keep everything I prepare for uploads in a folder called FINALS. This helps me keep my upload-ready, final work separated from the raw and in-process files. When it's time to upload, I simply open the FINALS folder, sort by date last opened, and submit the files with today's date (since I typically do daily uploading.) I hope this helps! Best of luck!
@@MicrostockLife Thanks! That makes good sense, I might give a try.
Hi thanks a lot for this very handful en well explained tutorial. Regarding the AI-Generated Images programs, are people actually allowed to submit images to Shutterstock, Adobi Stock..or it exist a real risk dat you might be rejected as a creator for the next times.?
Hi. Glad you liked the video! As for AI some agencies like Adobe do accept it and as long as you follow their requirements and check the box that says your content was created with AI you should be OK (theoretically... some contributors do have horror stories about something going wrong and having their accounts banned... but that's another story ...)
I am interested in your course, does the course have subtitles? I'm Italian and it's easier for me to understand. Thank you.
Hi, thanks for the suggestion. I am still figuring out the best way to handle subtitling. Keep checking back, and best of luck!
Thank you for this video. It is very usefull to begineers like us
Thank you for the comment and for watching. Best of luck!
useful thank you keep sharing tips
Thank you, I will
Informative video, Than you❤️
Thanks for watching and for the nice comment!
Thank you..! very helpful video.
Glad it was helpful!
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Can you give us the links of your portfolios to see your work...? Thank you
Hello. Thanks for watching and for the question. I'm working on the best way to do this. I have to be careful for a few reasons -- some of the agencies are sensitive about sharing information, so I'm trying to keep my portfolios somewhat private. Stay tuned!
@@MicrostockLife Wrong answer..... ! No one of them has problem with that.
I don’t blame you for keeping your portfolio private
How can I schedule my time for creating animation videos? Because it's quite time-consuming. Also, what would be the hottest topics for animation? I look forward to your response.
By the way, thank you so much for this great course.
Hello, I do 3d animations and one of the best things about 3d is that once you create a model of an object, it can be reused in different settings to create unique images. Since I've been doing this 15 years, I have built up a great library of assets that I can move around to create new animations and still images. Please see my video on 3d renders and you'll learn more about the process. I hope this helps!
Thank you.@@MicrostockLife
Thank you 😊
You're welcome 😊
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Awesome vid.... great thoughts... now to start uploading!!! Any thoughts on software that loads assets to multiple stock agencies at once?
Hi, great to hear you're getting started. Best of luck! I know there are services that will upload to multiple sites at once, but I have never used any. Good idea for a future video though. Thanks!
Hi there. I hope things are going well for you since we last chatted on UA-cam! I recently put a free course on Udemy that I thought you might find helpful. www.udemy.com/course/sell-stock-photography-footage-ai-images-beginner-course I'd love to hear your feedback, and if you do find it helpful, it would be wonderful if you could provide a rating on Udemy. Thanks, and as always, best of luck!
Great.. I watched full video.. I have one question. Can I create multiple contributer account same marketplace and can I use from same device? Ex(can I craete two adobe stock account and two sutterstock accout? And can I use from same device?)
Adobe Stock does permit it, though they advise against it. They do not allow it if the goal is to get around their review queue limitations.
Shutterstock only allows it in certain conditions. I found this explanation:
Shutterstock policy typically restricts the use of multiple accounts. However, a second account is permissible if it is registered under the name of a different legal entity with its own copyrighted material1. If you own a company, you can maintain one personal account under your name and one business account under the company name1. You may not open a second Shutterstock account without permission from Shutterstock2. You may not share the same online payment processing service account (like Payoneer, Paypal or Skrill) with another Shutterstock contributor.
@@MicrostockLife Thanks for your response
Then it's will be better if I use one account for AI image and my won vector design. But Sutterstock not approve AI images.
nice video,, is it possible to earn only with my iPhone or I have to buy a camera?
Hi. Most modern phones have cameras with specs that are good enough for submitting to agencies like Adobe. You should still inspect them carefully for quality issues in a program like Photoshop. Best of luck!
suggest me a camera@@MicrostockLife
Can you clarify something on model releases? If each agency has their own version of a model release, does that mean you need to have your subject sign multiple versions of a model release if you want to submit the image(s) to more than one agency? Is there just one standard release available that can be used everywhere?
Hi, thanks for watching and for the comment. This thread probably describes it better than I can: community.adobe.com/t5/stock-contributors-discussions/using-adobe-model-property-releases-on-shutterstock/td-p/13416794
That is a great question… Following for a reply
is the order of keywords in adobe stock important, what are your experiences?
Yes, keyword order is important. Putting the most important words or phrases in your top ten will help give your images or videos a boost. Adobe says this: "Adobe Stock’s search engine puts an emphasis on keywords based on the order you add them. The most important keyword should be listed first, followed by the second most important, and so on. The first 10 keywords are the most critical." Here's the link: blog.adobe.com/en/publish/2019/06/18/stock-keywording-tips
Thank you, great inspiration. Do you think I must delete my old images that look shit. Do you think that will affect my portfolio?
Hi. When I look back at my earliest submissions I am embarrassed by them. But somehow many of them continue to sell. I'd say if there is nothing technically wrong with them and your portfolio of work you are proud of dwarfs the work you don't like it doesn't hurt to keep them. It's possible they could draw a potential customer who sees your more recent work and decides to download those. Best of luck!
@@MicrostockLife thanks for the response.
Normaly how much earn 10000 image portfolio adobe stock account
What are your thoughts on "Data Licencing" feature on Shutterstock? Should we keep it on? A lot of my good photos are put into that section by Shutterstock. What to do?
Hi. Thanks for watching and for the question! I can totally understand why some people would want to turn it off, but I've left it on and it looks like I might earn about an extra $1,000 a year from it, probably based on my portfolio size. I think I would turn it off if I were a photographer whose portfolio was filled with extremely unique, niche location photography that is normally difficult for other microstockers to duplicate. It seems like they would have the most to lose. My own work, unfortunately, just isn't that unique and feeding the AI beast doesn't seem to pose the same risk to me. That's my two cents anyway! Best of luck!
How can we upload image and video another stock market? We wanna video.
Hi, and thanks for the feedback. I will try to include that in a future video! Best of luck!
@@MicrostockLife thank you so much dear🤍
Hi, another great video, thx. :) since you're getting about 400-650$ per week on adobe stock, what are your usual weekly positons on this agency?
Hi again! It's not something I pay regular attention to. I believe at one point I was in the top 100 in terms of weekly position but these days I think I'm bouncing around the top 500 or 1,000. But for lifetime I've maintained in the top 200 or so. I take this to mean the competition has really become fierce in recent years. Thanks for watching!
@@MicrostockLife nice, thanks for the answer. The reason I ask is because very often in the weekly best sellers section they show profiles that don't have very large portfolios - like just 200 or 300 assets but according to Adobe they manage to be in the first 200 best sellers for the previous week... and I wonder how is that even possible as they often seem like rather "new" accounts
which type is best to sell exclusive or non exclusive? please give me the answer i am confuse
Hi. I submit all my work to multiple agencies. I am not exclusive anywhere.
@@MicrostockLife Thanks
Which AI software do you use that give the most realistic photographs. As if they were taking with a camera by a professional. Thanks.
To my eye, none of the platforms are achieving 'realism.' I'd say the most interesting one is Midjourney. The output that is supposedly realistic does look like photography, but it is typically extremely stylized. I think you can pretty quickly tell when you see an image created by Midjourney. They tend to look very fantastical and overly artistic. Not saying that's a bad thing. I've seen a lot of very cool stuff. But what we would call 'realistic photography,' that's another thing entirely. If you're asking which one is worth using, I'd say Midjourney. The others I've tried seem like they're still well behind Midjourney's technology.
Which
Other software do u recommend
I just learn ur course on udemy, what wonder for me is before AI era how to create 2 photo 2 video with in 90 minutes, for me who not the photographer and just interest selling photo when AI is coming, it is not possible, as I know for taking good photo had prepare a lot ?
Hi. Thanks for taking the course and watching my videos. My work is a mix of photography and illustration including 3d programs like cheetah 3d. I learned early on how to combine elements from each and be able to create a few new works each day. It is possible. Please see my cheetah 3d video on UA-cam for example. Or if you aren't interested in doing illustrations or animations you could do shoots on weekends and build up a number of good images and videos and submit a few of those each day. And then you can supplement all of these with AI images and animations. I hope these ideas help. Best of luck to you.
How its look like? for me as new comer
1st use AI generate illus flat design and draft this posible for me, I just leaned Affinity designer to do this.
2nd images gen from Midjourney to sell,
this I think need more practice to write prompt for the photos as market need.
For vdo and 3d I not yet have any skill.
for 3d I only use sketchup to build my house
@@MicrostockLife
I've not seen any agency say you get "punished" for not uploading content consistently. It's just something contributors have heard and then repeat without anyone knowing where this "fact" came from. Maybe Instagram works like that but there is no reason why a photo agency should want to do the same. Their search function's goal is to place the best, most relevant content in front of their customers so that they quickly find what they're looking for. The idea that an agency would mess with the algorithm to favour worse pictures and videos as a "reward" for contributor consistency is non-sensical. Especially as this would often just be rewarding contributors for uploading rubbish (consistently).
You're right... 'Punishing' is probably too strong a term for it. Still, the agencies do strongly encourage consistent uploading. From Adobe: "If you have a high volume of assets to submit, your best approach will be to stagger your uploads and submit in smaller batches on a consistent basis. This can help surface your content in search results for an extended period of time and improve your chances of sales." stock.adobe.com/pages/artisthub/get-started/balancing-quantity-quality-content-stock-contributor-guide-pt-5
Is there anything for illustration for future videos?
Hi, thanks for watching and for the question! The advice I give in the video course covers all forms of microstock -- photos, illustrations, animations, footage, etc. I've done all these formats, so there should be things for everyone to learn here. Thanks!
Hello... I have an upload limit of 500. And I have to wait 4 weeks for the approval process. Is there really an upload limit or will the number be increased as the account develops?
Hi there. The limit is on how many assets you can have in the queue for review. My understanding is that it changes over time -- both as your activity progresses with Adobe Stock, and as they are facing high demand for reviews. Hopefully your reviews happen quickly and you can get back to submitting more. Best of luck!
Hi sir my account is block by irregular sale activity is that any chance of unblocking of my account
Hi. Just posted a reply to your two other posts with the same question. Best of luck in getting it back soon!
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What is a refresh page?
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Thanks, and best of luck!
Hello sir i have 2200 portfolio of icons but no selling please help mee
Hi, sorry to hear you are having difficulty. Please see my other videos, which I have uploaded to help people in your situation. All my videos offer advice based on my experience, including the most important -- how to spot trends that are in demand with customers. My other videos (and my course) go into detail on how to do this, and many of my videos (like my latest) show you exactly what themes are selling well for me right now. Try creating content based on these themes and see if you have any better luck. Wishing you great success!
Non exclusive
Thanks for watching. I didn't really touch on exclusive vs non-exclusive in the video. Will have to do so next time. In case you couldn't tell, I am non-exclusive at every agency I contribute to.
Sir please improve voice
Thanks for watching and for the comment. Working on a better mic and sound editing. Best of luck!
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What is a refresh page?
hello@@MicrostockLife