MicrostockGroup

I've been a microstocker for a few years now but only used bigstock and Istock.  Now that things are changing I need to get my pics out there a bit more.  That being said, is there a program that will allow you to upload your images once and do the legwork for you?  Also, what other sites would you guys recommend?  I'm not the best so some of the big boys keep rejecting me.  Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!

What do you think is the best program for ITPC tags?
I use IrfanView now, but there are some agencies that doesn't read all the data!
I really miss Isyndica....it made things so easy

I just use bridge to enter the information.  It doesn't have any spell checking or word counting features but it works.

Hmm...wonder why I have problems then GL don't take keywords + title, Dreamstime/bigstock/Zoonar/FeaturePics/ScandinavianStockPhoto don't take the title. The other agencies take everything..including Veer

Sounds odd. Are you sure that you used the Object name IPTC tag as title and not the Headline? Some sites take both. Object name is always safe.
As to keywords, much depends on the delimiters. Commas, spaces and semicolons used to be accepted on some sites, but the safest are <newline> delimited keywords. FD-tagger uses <newline> by default, but you can still change this in the settings. If you use <newline>, the keywords should show as a single column in Irfanview.

Here's an interesting website and list. I find it funny that the official website calls it "claims to be compatible" list.

http://www.iptc.org/cms/site/photometadatasupportlist.html?channel=CH0101

The core IPTC scheme is very straightfoward and php 5.0 has the extract functions actually built in (I gave you the source). The mess began when Adobe started to implement its own and proprietary scheme, which in principle should be a superset but it isn't really. I found out that when you use "object name" in Irfanview for "title", Adobe preserves it well, and for keywords, you'll need to use <newline>. "Caption" has never been a problem, except for Shutterstock that uses "Caption" as "title". Fotolia did that too till a year or so ago when they changed it. Veer is still a disaster on this point. It takes keywords most of the time but Caption doesn't work well and neither does Object name when you've put something in the Headline. I had to copypaste the IPTC info of most of my dash-for-cash images but for the ones in the edit queue (over 300), I have no time to do that. Just like Snap, they also do something weird with the keywords in as much I can't find back my own images.