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Agency Based Discussion => Adobe Stock => Topic started by: waitingonthestuff on February 01, 2024, 05:37
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When it comes to getting images reviewed, we are told it is good to frequently upload.
However if, for example, I uploaded one image per day for 1 week but on week 2, I uploaded all 7 images on the Sunday, would that matter?
Would the frequency or way I upload images affect the way they (or order) are reviewed in?
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I think regular uploads are more beneficial. But, of course, not just one image, but at least 5-10 per day.
In this case, the images are “smeared” throughout the Adobe portfolio and there is a greater chance of some images getting into the best match.
This is especially true for uploading series of similar images.
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So you are saying a minimum of 5/10 per day. Interesting that I have some images that I uploaded as a batch but for some reason the are not showing up as from the same collection at the time
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From one series, or different images?
If it is a series it might be beneficial to spread them out. Because they then arrive with a different time stamp and maybe one of them is easily visible Monday morning 10 am if the search is set to newest.
Whereas if the entire series arrives Friday night, then by Monday morning it will be pushed back against the fresher content.
It is not an exact science, but if you have a larger series, consider uploading them on different days for better overall exposure.
One a day is better than nothing, but 5-10 a day should be minimum if you seriously want to make money.
If your lifestyle only gives you one afternoon or evening a week to process stock files, you can process 20-30 files and then have enough content to upload every day of the week.