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The Very First Hour After You Pick Up This Book You Will Discover Stock Photography Marketing Strategies That Will Astonish You - Your Family - Your Friends!

WANT TO DEVELOP YOUR PHOTO SKILLS AND GET PAID TO PRACTICE? You can.
WANT TO PICK UP A MAGAZINE AND SEE YOUR PHOTOS? MAYBE ON THE COVER? You can.
WANT TO GENERATE A HUGE - CONTINUING -RETIREMENT FUND? You can.

This book outlines all the possible types of stock photo markets and the type of photos they are looking for. Many of the markets have little competition because few photographers even think of them.

Take a look at the table of contents:

Introduction:

Staff Photographers Are A Dying Breed

Becoming a Stringer

Shooting As A Freelancer

Stock Agencies Vs.Selling Directly To Photo Buyers

Multiple Sales Of A Single Image

Why Would They Want MY Pictures

Stock Photography Essentials

Dumping Ground

What The Buyers Want

Let Your Own Vision Shine

No Industry Contacts Or Experience

Mundane Subjects Wanted

A Vital Resource

You Decide

Open Space

Photo Shape

Trends

Model Release

People

Scenics - Red and Kodak Yellow

Time and Weather

Mood Shots

Hobbies and Special Events

Writing The Article

Keeping Files

Copyrights

Showing Brands And Logos

Your Strengths

Editing

Captions

Stock Photography Markets

Editorial Markets

Contact

Keep The Deadlines In Mind

Newspapers

Spot News

Fillers

Submission Tips

Feature Stories

Trade Publications and Specialty Magazines

They Are Freebies

Trade Magazine Benefits

Packages Are The Key To Breaking In

Cover Photos

Selling From Your Files

Contact

Finding The Magazines

Consumer Magazines

Suggest Stories

Story Patterns

Publication Calendars

Stay On Topic!

Itch Cycle

Stick With It!

Initial Samples

Photo/Text Packages

Writing The Story

Travel Stock

Breaking In

Building Your Files

In-Depth Coverage

People Engaged In Their Daily Lives

Keep It Positive!

Details

Be Unique

Keep The Buyers Informed Of Your Plans

Textbooks

Call Lists

Submit As Many As You Can

Be Sure To Contact The Right Editor

Keep In Touch

Repeat And Multiple Sales

Greeting Cards

Research

Tradeshows

Labeling Is Important

Rights

“Ooh’s” And “AAh’s”

Concept Cards

Public Relations

PR Firms Handle A Lot Of Accounts

Advertising

Establishing Good Relationships

Images Don’t Need To Show The Product

Explain The Concepts

Don’t Forget The Release

Be Careful Of What Rights You Sell

Annual Reports

Final Notes

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