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« on: September 01, 2006, 07:50 »
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I have noticed that although I am having more and more sales each month at iStockphoto, my average royalty per month has been consistently dropping.

For example, here are my last six months at iStockphoto:

MonthAvg Royalty
March0.500
April0.491
May0.469
June0.453
July0.439
August0.399

Please note, that for someone with a 6 or 8 MP camera, if sales were equal between all of the sizes (Small, Medium, and Large), then the average royalty would come out to 60 cents. For example, if you had (10) .20 cent sales, (10) .60 cent sales, and (10) 1.00 sales, then the average royalty would by 60 cents.

So it seems that the 20 cent sales are becoming more and more popular over time.

Anyone else seeing this?

P.S.: Please don't include extended licenses in your averages, as they obviously throw the figures way out of whack.


« Reply #1 on: September 01, 2006, 08:09 »
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Mine have been all over the place. Although the last couple of months have been pretty good in terms of #/downloads and $/download.


March    .30
April      .50
May      .31
June     .36
July      .44
August .43

« Reply #2 on: September 01, 2006, 15:16 »
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Mine have remained at about 59 cents since the price changes. I am not exclusive with Istock

« Reply #3 on: September 01, 2006, 15:57 »
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Jan 0.39
Feb 0.50
Mar 0.42
Apr 0.47
May 0.46
Jun 0.46
Jul 0.42
Aug 0.44

No real pattern for me either.  I don't normaly keep stats, so it's interesting in a trivia kind of way...

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« Reply #4 on: September 06, 2006, 22:55 »
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No such tendency here:

Jan: 0,48
Feb: 0,54
Mar: 0,50
Apr: 0,52
May: 0,48
Jun: 0,56
Jul: 0,56
Aug: 0,50
Sep: 0,50

Overall average: 0,52

I think maybe the type of pictures you sell will have something to say. For instance, while textures aren't the hottest subject around, I believe they're fairly more used by print designers rather than web site owners, so they'll want them in larger sizes. Other shots on the other hand, will be more used on web sites.

So, maybe the pics you have uploaded in the beginning of the year were more used in print.



 

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