It happens that many respectable photos and illustrations are rejected by photobanks due to similarity or likeness, with the original wording “Similar.” Microstockers who upload technically perfect works with good commercial potential are stunned by photobank rejections due to similarity.

In November last year, the administration of the photo bank Dreamstime conducted an analysis of the search queries used by buyers trying to find the images they need on Dreamstime. Moreover, the queries selected were quite frequent and popular at the moment, but did not yield the desired results for Dreamstime buyers.

For those who are just starting their work on the photo bank Dreamstime, I remind you that Dreamstime has introduced a strict regulation on the use of the keyword “vector” when describing works.

So, here you are, registered on the photo bank Dreamstime. And… what’s next, you may ask? Next, you need to start the actual process of working on Dreamstime. This means you need to learn how to upload your photos and illustrations to the photo bank, learn to correctly describe (attribute) them, choose the right category, navigate your account menu on Dreamstime, and ultimately, when you earn the minimum amount for withdrawal, learn how to withdraw your money from the Dreamstime photo bank.

Dreamstime Stock Photo Bank or, as microstockers say, Dreamstime, is one of those stock photo banks where a beginner microstocker needs to register first. This microstock will provide the initial experience necessary for successful work in microstocks. The first step on the Dreamstime photo bank will be registration. So, let’s consider the registration process on Dreamstime.

Microstock Dreamstime is also one of the stock agencies recommended for beginners, just like Fotolia. On the microstock Dreamstime, there is no trial exam required to start working, so you can begin uploading your work immediately after registration. So, what does the micropayment stock Dreamstime represent?