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i am not sure it would fly.

most people are just hobbyists who are happy doing their own uploading / keywording.  Most people upload so few it is also not a very big job.

Those who do it professionally would want to have lots of control over it and proably want to do it themselves.  Those who don't want to do it themselves are probably making enough to hire an assitant or two and upload 'inhouse'

thanks lee, just discovered prostockmaster because of you, is it worth using ? the thing is cheap so not a money question but sometime that kind of soft are more a time wasting than a time saving, so if anybody has any feedback on using it, please send

Kosmikkreeper really raves about it here:
http://www.microstockgroup.com/index.php?topic=1194.msg9804#msg9804

I resolved the slowness issues by removing and re-installing Java. Speak with David, the developer, if you need to. He provides good technical support.

It's perfect if you upload a lot - whether you're a high producer or you're starting out with microstock and uploading your entire portfolio. You can leave it unattended to upload hundreds of files to 10 agencies, so it has a high capacity.

The $49 investment for the unlimited upload license pays for itself very quickly if you're uploading a lot. I estimate it saves me about a hour for every 20 photos I upload to all agencies, so the $49 was repaid very quickly. There's not too many opportunities to automate workflow in microstock, so this one is a key tool.

Freezing is right that you still have to categorize on some sites and disambiguate at iStock. But doing this in large batches increases your efficiency. Also, photos go straight through to the review queue at the agencies without categories.

For me it's a no-brainer. The $49 comes back easily, but I'll never get back the time I spent manually uploading all my photos before I found ProStockMaster.