Comments on: Does Deleting Your Non-Selling Photos Help or Harm Your Earnings? http://www.microstockdiaries.com/does-deleting-your-non-selling-photos-help-or-harm-your-earnings.html For People Selling Photos Online Thu, 29 Jul 2010 09:26:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: La Roach http://www.microstockdiaries.com/does-deleting-your-non-selling-photos-help-or-harm-your-earnings.html/comment-page-1#comment-2191 La Roach Mon, 12 Nov 2007 01:41:02 +0000 http://www.microstockdiaries.com/does-deleting-your-non-selling-photos-help-or-harm-your-earnings.html#comment-2191 Great post! I've often wondered what to do with photos that seem to be somewhere off in never-never land, not getting hits or making sales. But every so often I'm surprised by a sale on a long-lost image. Here's another idea - in Dreamstime you are allowed to create "collections" that revolve around a specific topic. I've found this is a good way to get a little more attention for some of my favorite images that don't seem to sell. Of course you need to include other photographer's work within the collection, but it is still a new and interesting way for buyers to find your images. <a href="http://make-money-selling-stock-photos.blogspot.com/" title="Make Money Selling Stock Photos" rel="nofollow"> Great post! I’ve often wondered what to do with photos that seem to be somewhere off in never-never land, not getting hits or making sales. But every so often I’m surprised by a sale on a long-lost image.

Here’s another idea – in Dreamstime you are allowed to create “collections” that revolve around a specific topic. I’ve found this is a good way to get a little more attention for some of my favorite images that don’t seem to sell. Of course you need to include other photographer’s work within the collection, but it is still a new and interesting way for buyers to find your images.

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