License your photos online: Create photographs that sell
Make your photography gear pay for itself! Passive income with stock agencies: build a photo portfolio that sells.
4.59 (726 reviews)
4 510
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4 hours
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May 2020
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$89.99
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What you will learn
You'll be ready to build passive income with the photos you already have
Set up, manage and track your online portfolio
Find your images on book covers, CDs, famous websites,...
Apply the Four Pillars of Success to maximize your income
Learn how to tell profitable photo from waste-of-time photo
Use efficient tools to save your time and effort while submitting your photos
Navigate the dos and don'ts of selling photos online
Earn income providing real value, no scams or schemes!
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Our Verdict
Overall, this course is a gem for hobbyists and enthusiasts willing to explore stock photography. While an accent adjustment and updated media materials can enhance the experience, Michal's enthusiasm for teaching photography best practices adds immense value. Tackling topics from beginner level to advanced selling techniques, this 4-hour journey effectively paves a straightforward pathway toward licensing your photos online, making it an invaluable tool for photographers with varying skill levels.
What We Liked
- The course excels in providing comprehensive guidance on licensing photos online, making it an ideal starting point
- Instructor's detailed steps for submission help students understand the entire process with ease.
- Helpful tips and techniques spark interest in improving photography skills, transforming learners into better content creators.
- Active Q&A section and instructor engagement prove valuable resources, addressing individual queries and concerns.
Potential Drawbacks
- Outdated information in a few places requires students to cross-reference with current industry standards.
- Accent and quiet audio levels might pose some comprehension issues for some learners.
- Occasional 'jumps' in the video, coupled with automatic subtitle inaccuracies, may distract from overall learning experience
- A more engaging beginning would help reduce early dropout rates due to slow pace of content delivery.
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05/10/2016
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