I'm finding this difficult to translate but I think it's about low sales with CanStockPhoto again?  There's only one way to improve them, spend more time uploading images that buyers want.  It isn't easy with the middle tier sites, I would recommend people start with the big 4 first and then spread their portfolio to the smaller sites when they have a lot of good quality stock images.

Santosa. Your problem is not your images. At least not in the case of the tiger. You need better keywords. Like this: tiger, tigers, animal, animals, predator, predators, striped, cat, cats, animal,animals, prowl, prowling, stalk, stalking, Snarl, snarling, mean, aggressive, wild.

That is a beautiful image. It will sell very well but the buyers can't find it

Good luck

With these type of keywords no buyer will ever find your illustration:

santosalaksana, stock illustration, royalty free illustrations, stock clip art icon, stock clipart icons, logo, line art, EPS picture, pictures, graphic, graphics, drawing, drawings, vector image, artwork, EPS vector art

You need to use words like the ones provided by chromaco, that are more relevant to your image...and by the way, I really like the illustration of the tiger, very nice.

Santosa, do exactly as all has said above, you have many success and happy sales 

 
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Thank you with your smile ............. .................

Santosa, Canstock also has a "keyword help button", you may want to use it to edit the bad keywords you already have on that site.

Quote from: m@m on May 08, 2012, 19:52

Santosa, Canstock also has a "keyword help button", you may want to use it to edit the bad keywords you already have on that site.

 
Yep,,, now I've done it. For my initial entry, I do not know Broooo ........

I would also seriously consider using a keywording service if you have problems with English.  You'll get your money back in no time as your sales should improve drastically with better keywords.  Picniche is one such service
http://www.picniche.com/

With these type of keywords no buyer will ever find your illustration:

santosalaksana, stock illustration, royalty free illustrations, stock clip art icon, stock clipart icons, logo, line art, EPS picture, pictures, graphic, graphics, drawing, drawings, vector image, artwork, EPS vector art

You need to use words like the ones provided by chromaco, that are more relevant to your image...and by the way, I really like the illustration of the tiger, very nice.

Those keywords get added by CanStock themselves, except for the first one.

Quote from: m@m on May 08, 2012, 13:40

With these type of keywords no buyer will ever find your illustration:

santosalaksana, stock illustration, royalty free illustrations, stock clip art icon, stock clipart icons, logo, line art, EPS picture, pictures, graphic, graphics, drawing, drawings, vector image, artwork, EPS vector art

You need to use words like the ones provided by chromaco, that are more relevant to your image...and by the way, I really like the illustration of the tiger, very nice.

Those keywords get added by CanStock themselves, except for the first one.

So Canstock add the word 'logo'?
Do they have robust systems in place should someone decide to take them at their word and use an image as a logo?

I dont think any keyword gives you license to do anything that is beyond what the actual license terms outline ... so no worries there.
But santos  - try your best to get on shutterstock and the big 4 agencies - it wont be easy ( I think people who got into ms 6 + years ago had a cakewalk , not only getting in, but cashing in on sales on just about any stock photos they had in their portfolios) but if you get accepted, you will have way better sales than with canstock or any other smaller agency.

Just keep trying until you are accepted - dont take no for an answer...

I dont think any keyword gives you license to do anything that is beyond what the actual license terms outline ... so no worries there.

Indeed no, but why are they suckering in people looking for logos if they can't get them there?

I follow the opinion of Duncan, there is no exact resonance with the buyer, now just try for it. important to keep learning and do their best.