Re-reading the comments on the post sell-with-fotolia , comments by a photographer dissatisfied with the attempt to sell through a microstock with a set of 3 pictures, I feel in the mood to share the advice he data with all of you!
points I would emphasize that there are not many, but quite important.
not a good idea to start with a set limited to photographs, both big, both microstock secondary, are rich in images. There is always the possibility, however low, that your photographs are not accepted, although they are valid! In this case, the subject of the images is already abundantly present in the archives .. Upload many photographs, possibly of various kinds, there are more and more it will be accepted so the chances of selling will rise steadily.
If you have decided to undertake this business, as I and many like to call photographers selling their photos online, the biggest mistake you can commit is to decide to sell their images through a single site! Of course, the number of buyers for each microstock is huge, but you can multiply this number based on how many microstock decide to "exploit" for your business! Currently, cash and the big side I have listed in this blog, there are 16. Load the same set of images to 16 times it's tiring, I do not doubt it, but with a little practice you do not weigh that much! 16, to think of it, could be a number high enough for those who now have only one account. If this is your case, dear reader, I strongly recommend you try to register at least 3 big (eg Fotolia 123rf, Dreamstime) and at least two secondary, just to get started. You'll notice the difference very soon!
As soon as I get a little more time to put out the differences between the various microstock detailed in a summary table.
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