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January 25, 2022by Taras Kushnir
Analysis of Adobe Stock portfolios from top-500 customer queries
Some time ago we analyzed top portfolios on Shutterstock and found interesting insights of how different portfolios rank in top customer queries. Since then many users asked to do the same analysis for Adobe Stock. So here we are: crunching data on ...
November 13, 2021by Grant Baker
YayImages: alternative microstock agency with big potential
YayImages is an alternative to the legacy stock media providers and the new unlimited download providers alike. Founded originally in Norway, this agency dates back to 2008. YayImages has the highest payouts for the hybrid unlimited/pay as you go ...
October 26, 2021by Elijah Lovkoff
Alamy: a world outside of microstock
Alamy is a totally different player in the game of microstock. Not only it is one of the oldest agencies out there, but it still thrives and even makes contributors happy (or at least happier that many others). Alamy has highest contributor payouts ...
September 16, 2021by Taras Kushnir
Xpiks 1.7 released
It is my pleasure to announce general availability of Xpiks 1.7! In this release Xpiks gets one of the most important features for it’s growth: support of plugins. Also you can enjoy few newly-available plugins from the plugin marketplace, including ...
August 26, 2021by Elijah Lovkoff
How to use your smartphone to create and sell stock video
Technology is developing at an astonishing pace these days. Boston Dynamics have their humanoid robots playing parkour. Elon Musk develops a human-to-computer interface that will connect our brains to the digital space. Crazy (and exciting) times we ...
July 27, 2021by Alexandre Rotenberg
Rising popularity of free downloads at microstock agencies
During the past few years, many contributors have noticed that the average price of their images sold have decreased considerably. The reasons may be complex, but are mainly down to a combination of: market oversaturation, technological advances, and ...
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