MicrostockGroup
Agency Based Discussion => Adobe Stock => Topic started by: Argus on October 25, 2007, 13:23
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Nice, i just found out it's possible to look up who has actually bought my pics on fotolia. I never noticed that before ::)
After some googling these are my biggest buyers: a lot of graphic design firms (webdesign and print), couple of newspapers, some religious groups for some reason and that's about all i could find out.
Did anyone else bother to google their buyers?
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Yes, I do that a lot. Check here:
http://www.microstockgroup.com/index.php?topic=257.0
Some were found by searching for my nick (some sites give credit to the photographer), others I found by browsing the buyer's website. Some designers have links to the websites they have designed, so you can find images this way too.
Regards,
Adelaide
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I've been able to find my work in use in many areas. Some I found by accident just surfing under tittles of the photos... of course, many I found thru Fotolia, which is the ONE thing I loved about FT!! I wish all sites would advise us of our customers.
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After some googling these are my biggest buyers: a lot of graphic design firms (webdesign and print), couple of newspapers, some religious groups for some reason and that's about all i could find out.
Mine get used quite regularly for religious groups as well. I think that they have low budgets and can only afford microstock although I've found lots of other uses besides web : magazines, newspapers, flyers, catalogues etc.
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Thanks for that forum link Madelaide, i somehow overlooked that thread :)
It's allways nice to see my images in use and now that i've found out about this fotolia feature i'll be sure to check it out more often. :)