How to Make More Per Stock Photo Sale

I’m a little embarrassed to tell you this.
Bonnie here, again. Stock photo agency Shutterstock.com just e-mailed me to tell me I’m going to make more money per image sale. I’ve reached $500 in sales, so they’re giving me a raise.
This wouldn’t be embarrassing at all, except that I haven’t done anything to deserve it!
I haven’t been uploading new photos, which would make me a lot more income, a lot faster. Instead, I’ve been doing other stuff while my current portfolio sits there, slowly collecting money.
I’ll admit — $500 is not a lot. But I’ll take money for nothing any day!
And now, because of this raise, I could continue to sit here doing nothing… and possibly make more this year.
But that would be silly.
Because now it’s even more clear that there’s a lot of money to be made in stock if you put a little time and energy into it.
And I want to make a LOT more. So this month, I’m going to put 10 new photos up on my stock sites each week.
As we saw yesterday, whatever you like to shoot, there’s likely a market for it in stock photography. If you haven’t tried selling your photos as stock, yet, give it a try! You’ll never know how much money you can make until you put them out there.
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