Recently, I read a rather interesting interview. In principle, I agree with some of the thoughts expressed, and disagree with others. Again, it depends on how to approach working with stock banks. If you consider stock banks on the internet as the main source of income, it is clear that it requires significant effort.
Today, I’d like to introduce Yuri Arcurs to those who may not be familiar with him. Danish photographer Yuri Arcurs, also known as Logos, is a prominent figure in stock photography and microstock.
Many beginners are curious about how much they can earn on microstock sites, whether it’s truly possible to make a profit, and how quickly they can start earning.
Many are also concerned about the stability and prospects of earnings on microstock sites.
I was once similarly curious and, filled with doubts, read many interviews with microstockers who achieved success in this field.
If you’re earning or planning to earn from microstock agencies, you might be wondering who buys stock photos from them.
I believe newcomers also have the same question. Honestly, many are likely curious about who pays for the work of microstock authors.
Every microstock contributor submitting vector illustrations has likely encountered rejections such as, “We are very sorry, but this file is not suitable for our photo bank. Due to the rapid growth of our collection, we review each submission carefully but can’t accept them all.”
