I still have a small portfolio with only about 1800 pictures, and I only do travel photography.
But 2013 is the first year my overall earnings are down compared to previous years 
I have increased my portfolio 100% since 2012.
My sales have increased by 12 %.
And my earnings are down 1 %.


Shutterstock is my number one with 45% of total income
Istock 13%
Dreamstime 6%
123rf 5%
Depositphotos 5%
Fotolia 4%
Zoonar 3%

iS Exclusive. Up 13% over 2012, mostly due to GI Sales. 3600 new photos should usher in a good Spring 2014.

Overall � Up 116%

Microstock � Up 43%
   Shutterstock � Up 15% (Portfolio increased 66.66%)
   Dreamstime � Up 77%  (Portfolio increased 30%)
   iStock � Up 106% (In support of the google drive protest I decreased my portfolio by 2/3rds, but then saw earnings continue to increase significantly so I later added some new files, increasing my portfolio 53% over 2012)
Fotolia, Bigstock � (no new photos added, deleted a bunch from Fotolia)

Percentage of microstock earnings (rounded):
SS - 45%
DT � 35%
iS � 19%
Fotolia, Bigstock � 2%

Traditional Stock � Up 167%
   Alamy � Down 64%, but direct stock licensing way up to bring total up so high

Percentage of traditional stock earnings:
Alamy 11%
Direct Licensing 89%

Since my portfolio is still quite small (~700 on Alamy and just under 200 on SS & DT; far fewer on the other micros), 2014 goal is to triple it in size and find more RM and direct licensing options. I know the kind of growth I've seen the last two years will be harder to sustain once my portfolio becomes larger, but given my results from a very small portfolio (For the first time reached payout from at least one micro site (often from at least two) every month but February), and from direct licensing, I'm hopeful I can see some decent supplemental income going forward. I�m determined to significantly increase my portfolio next year across all sites and to continue to seek out avenues where I can license my work directly. I made more from direct licenses (of stock photos � I also do editorial assignments which I don�t count as it obviously isn�t stock) than from all other sources. Also hoping to find other outlets for my RM work.

Also saw an increase of 123% on FAA but put a lot of effort into marketing there and don't feel the time justified the results, so while I plan to increase my portfolio there, I don't plan to spend as much time on social media, etc as I did this year. Saw some results from social media but saw more improvement from simply increasing my uploads. I think traditional query letters to publishers who may have an interest in my RM stock will be a more productive use of my marketing efforts this year.

Applied to Deposit Photos and Image Brief in December and just got into both so will see what 2014 brings on those two.

SS +18.3%
123RF +9.4%

IS -47.4%
FT -40.7%
DT -15.8%

earnings increased 8.1% ("usual" top 5 represented 61% of my total income, 69% in 2012)
portfolio increased 8.5% (568 new approvals in SS, +14.1%)
overall RPD increased to 0.82$ (from 0.71$ in 2012)

I have earned around 137$ per hour worked in 2013

Whats wrong with the OP?

A great year for shutterstock, a lousy year for iStock, and Dreamstime is finally starting to earn something (December was BME for DT).  I just hit $10,000 all time!  With $4600 total in 2013 (vs. $3200 last year)

Change from 2012:
iStock -12.5%
     iStock Main - 30.5%
     iStock PP +32%
Shutterstock +128%
Dreamstime +24.5%
others -13% (deleted fotolia port added 123RF)

Overall: +43.2% from 2012 on a portfolio of just under 1000 images (don;t have number for end of 2012, but it was prob in 650 range)

% of earnings:
Shutterstock 59.9%
iStock 30.4%
Dreamstime 6.4%
Others 3.2%
Alamy - 0 so far (started uploading Nov 2013)

Goals for 2014:
40% more income on 30% more images in portfolio, plus additions of Alamy & Pond5.