I sent to them a message and the answer was:

"Although I can confirm nothing is wrong with your portfolio - ultimately buyers pick whatever files they are interested in, so usually it's not even clear to us why some files are picked and others are not. Some portfolios do better at some times of year. Although a natural up and down is very normal in practice, especially if under a few thousand files. Please continue to submit your best work................"

They are usually one of the most variable, but the past month or two have dropped off the edge.  October was my WMY and so far this month is even worse.  Numbers of sales have been OK, but now mostly 25 cent subs, which used to be rare.  Of my past 20 sales, 13 were for 25 cents each - that has never happened before and is why they have dropped so far.

Quote from: Buffalo Bill on November 06, 2014, 14:56

Could the DPC program be the root cause?

No, otherwise other sites would also be lower.  But for me, CAN is the only site that has been dropping lately, and it's a pronounced drop vs other sites experiencing pronounced rises.  There's something going on at CAN (like a search change, or a cut in marketing/advertising) or to CAN (maybe Google is showing them lower in results?)

Quote from: sgoodwin4813 on November 06, 2014, 14:29

They are usually one of the most variable, but the past month or two have dropped off the edge.  October was my WMY and so far this month is even worse.  Numbers of sales have been OK, but now mostly 25 cent subs, which used to be rare.  Of my past 20 sales, 13 were for 25 cents each - that has never happened before and is why they have dropped so far.

Who knows but I doubt it.  CanStock has had 25-cent subs for years but they were always a minority of sales for me until very recently.  I'm not convinced that DPC has been very successful - I almost never get $1 sales at FT.  I assume something else has changed.

Could the DPC program be the root cause?