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02/01/2009 10:29:05 AM · #1 |
Here's my stats for January 2009:
Schutterstock = 30%
Fotolia = 22%
Dreamstime = 17%
StockXpert = 13%
123RF = 6%
Big Stock Photo = 3%
Most Photos = 3%
Can Stock Photo = 2%
Photocase = 2%
iStockPhoto = 1%
SnapVillage = 2%
My sales were up 63% compared to the previous month. But this is bringing me only back up to where I was in November, because I had a large drop in December. January started out very slow, but made up in the last two weeks. If the last two weeks are a preview of what is to come in February, then February will be a excellent month.
Click here for a chart.
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02/16/2009 03:05:22 PM · #2 |
Thank you for this information.
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02/16/2009 04:15:02 PM · #3 |
I was able to buy my new D300 from my Shutterstock earnings :)
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02/20/2009 03:05:11 AM · #4 |
| Is Shutterstock really makes more money than iStock or you just happen to have more images in Shutterstock? |
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02/22/2009 04:11:04 PM · #5 |
for me iStock earns 2x more in return per image, but shutterstock earns much more overall because i have 6x the amount of images with them.
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02/22/2009 04:34:43 PM · #6 |
So what sort of number of images do you actually have with each of them ? |
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