Stock Photography Profits

From: Matt Brading
OzImages International Pty Ltd
April 2010

Dear Fellow Photographer,

Thanks for taking time out to visit. I’ll do my best to make it worth your while.

In my role at OzImages Stock Library I spend a good part of my time working with photographers who are just starting out selling stock photos online.

In photographic terms they’re usually quite experienced and very talented, but often the business of photography is still a bit of a mystery.

You can probably imagine … I spend a lot of time answering questions.

That’s what this report is all about …

It’s the most common and important questions we get, stripped down to 20 pages of bare-bones essential information.

We’ve also added dozens of valuable tips, plus advice and strategies based on the feedback from our best performing photographers.

All in all, this is a great primer for anyone considering starting their own stock photography business. It will get you up and running sooner, help you avoid the most common mistakes … and add maybe even add a few dollars to your bottom line.

What popular photo subjects won’t ever sell? What are photo-buyers really looking for? How many stock images you need to start? Is your existing work suitable for stock? Is your camera gear good enough? What computer skills & software do you need? What about business experience? What do you charge for your photos? How do you choose a Stock Library?

It’s only 21 pages so you can devour it in minutes! We’ve deliberately cut out all the fluff and packed it full of straight-forward answers to all the questions that photographers like yourself ask us every week.

No matter where you’re at with your photography business right now, this must-read report will answer your questions, show you the traps to avoid and save you time and money if you decide to proceed.

Special Bonus Reports: We’re also going to include two more must-have photography business reports to make sure you get all the information you need to decide if stock photography is right for you …

What Are Your Photos Really Worth? And how do you know what to charge? This short introduction to Stock Photography Pricing answers those questions and gives you the confidence to ask for fair and reasonable prices for your work. It also explains Rights Managed licensing, shows you the traps to avoid when selling your work and some great software to seriously increase your profits.

Better Photos More Often How to shoot more marketable photos, and a lot more of them. This guide to Market Research For Photographers shows you how to identify more opportunities to shoot images that are laser-targeted to your buyer’s requirements. Simple 3 step process to dramatically increase both your output and the sales potential of your images.

There’s no cost and no catch … just good free articles that will save you from wasting time, effort and money, and get you started selling photos sooner.

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