March 5, 2018 • 16 mins
In the early years of microstock producers could make money even by creating content like tourists with a camera, but today the competition is too strong, and to make money you have to be professional.
In 2008 I shot a few clips in Valencia, and I paid for the holiday with the sales of them on Istockphoto, which at that time was the most important agency for selling stock footage.
In this episode I tell the whole story about what happened and I also answer the questions I've received about making money selling photos and videos online.
You can find the text of the podcast, along with all the links mentioned at:
https://www.microstockguru.com/when-producing-microstock-was-like-tourism/
In 2008 I shot a few clips in Valencia, and I paid for the holiday with the sales of them on Istockphoto, which at that time was the most important agency for selling stock footage.
In this episode I tell the whole story about what happened and I also answer the questions I've received about making money selling photos and videos online.
You can find the text of the podcast, along with all the links mentioned at:
https://www.microstockguru.com/when-producing-microstock-was-like-tourism/
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