Author Topic: Copyspace or Copy space? (Read 20626 times)

Jo Ann Snover · « **Reply #25 on:** February 10, 2019, 13:31 »

Did a search on SS

copyspace: 1,754,935 results
copy space: 8,662,747 results

dpimborough · « **Reply #26 on:** February 10, 2019, 14:04 »

Quote from: Jo Ann Snover on February 10, 2019, 13:31

Did a search on SS

copyspace: 1,754,935 results
copy space: 8,662,747 results

says it all really doesn't it

obj owl · « **Reply #27 on:** February 10, 2019, 14:38 »

Quote from: Sammy the Cat on February 10, 2019, 14:04

Quote from: Jo Ann Snover on February 10, 2019, 13:31
Did a search on SS

copyspace: 1,754,935 results
copy space: 8,662,747 results

says it all really doesn't it

That's not bad 240,000,000 out of the way.
cat copyspace gets you down to 66 pages
cat and copy space 365 pages

black cat and copyspace 16 pages
black cat and copy space 92 pages

black cat copyspace and nobody gets you on the front page
black cat copy space nobody 8 pages mostly not black

davidbautista · « **Reply #28 on:** February 10, 2019, 23:50 »

So, better use copy space haha

Not Today · « **Reply #29 on:** February 11, 2019, 03:33 »

It might give you penalties if you start ranking for copy and for space individually (if your image isn't about copy or space)... anyone tested this?

hatman12 · « **Reply #30 on:** February 11, 2019, 10:09 »

Forget it. Customers do not appear to search using copyspace words.

For my first few years at microstock (exclusive at iStock) I always included copyspace, copy, space, copy-space etc as I believed these words were important.

Then in October 2012 or thereabouts iStock changed their search algorithm, Suddenly all my photos with copyspace words disappeared from searches that included those words. I wrote to istock about this and they replied to say that the new search placed priority on the top most popular words for each file, and that copy, space etc never came into the top seven (or rarely). I asked them again and they replied again to say that according to their records there is absolutely no evidence that customers search using the copyspace words.

When I became non-exclusive after a while I could see at Shutterstock, 123RF etc the most popular words used for searches. At SS using the 'most popular' listing not one of my thousands of files show copy, space or any derivative in the top three keywords. My keyword cloud at 123RF has never included those words (I believe they show the top fifty or so.

Nowadays I don't include those words in any of my files.

Uncle Pete · « **Reply #31 on:** February 11, 2019, 11:14 »

Quote from: hatman12 on February 11, 2019, 10:09

Forget it. Customers do not appear to search using copyspace words.

For my first few years at microstock (exclusive at iStock) I always included copyspace, copy, space, copy-space etc as I believed these words were important.

Then in October 2012 or thereabouts iStock changed their search algorithm, Suddenly all my photos with copyspace words disappeared from searches that included those words. I wrote to istock about this and they replied to say that the new search placed priority on the top most popular words for each file, and that copy, space etc never came into the top seven (or rarely). I asked them again and they replied again to say that according to their records there is absolutely no evidence that customers search using the copyspace words.

When I became non-exclusive after a while I could see at Shutterstock, 123RF etc the most popular words used for searches. At SS using the 'most popular' listing not one of my thousands of files show copy, space or any derivative in the top three keywords. My keyword cloud at 123RF has never included those words (I believe they show the top fifty or so.

Nowadays I don't include those words in any of my files.

I love research, especially when I don't have to do that myself. Thanks!

davidbautista · « **Reply #32 on:** February 11, 2019, 13:44 »

Quote from: hatman12 on February 11, 2019, 10:09

Forget it. Customers do not appear to search using copyspace words.

For my first few years at microstock (exclusive at iStock) I always included copyspace, copy, space, copy-space etc as I believed these words were important.

Then in October 2012 or thereabouts iStock changed their search algorithm, Suddenly all my photos with copyspace words disappeared from searches that included those words. I wrote to istock about this and they replied to say that the new search placed priority on the top most popular words for each file, and that copy, space etc never came into the top seven (or rarely). I asked them again and they replied again to say that according to their records there is absolutely no evidence that customers search using the copyspace words.

When I became non-exclusive after a while I could see at Shutterstock, 123RF etc the most popular words used for searches. At SS using the 'most popular' listing not one of my thousands of files show copy, space or any derivative in the top three keywords. My keyword cloud at 123RF has never included those words (I believe they show the top fifty or so.

Nowadays I don't include those words in any of my files.

Interesting. But I recently read an article in 500px where they firmly encouraged to include that keyword...

YadaYadaYada · « **Reply #33 on:** February 11, 2019, 16:06 »

Quote from: davidbautista on February 11, 2019, 13:44

Quote from: hatman12 on February 11, 2019, 10:09
Forget it. Customers do not appear to search using copyspace words.

For my first few years at microstock (exclusive at iStock) I always included copyspace, copy, space, copy-space etc as I believed these words were important.

Then in October 2012 or thereabouts iStock changed their search algorithm, Suddenly all my photos with copyspace words disappeared from searches that included those words. I wrote to istock about this and they replied to say that the new search placed priority on the top most popular words for each file, and that copy, space etc never came into the top seven (or rarely). I asked them again and they replied again to say that according to their records there is absolutely no evidence that customers search using the copyspace words.

When I became non-exclusive after a while I could see at Shutterstock, 123RF etc the most popular words used for searches. At SS using the 'most popular' listing not one of my thousands of files show copy, space or any derivative in the top three keywords. My keyword cloud at 123RF has never included those words (I believe they show the top fifty or so.

Nowadays I don't include those words in any of my files.

Interesting. But I recently read an article in 500px where they firmly encouraged to include that keyword...

You asked, because you don't know. We answered and now you want to argue? Use it if you want don't if you don't.

davidbautista · « **Reply #34 on:** February 11, 2019, 16:09 »

Quote from: YadaYadaYada on February 11, 2019, 16:06

Quote from: davidbautista on February 11, 2019, 13:44
Quote from: hatman12 on February 11, 2019, 10:09
Forget it. Customers do not appear to search using copyspace words.

For my first few years at microstock (exclusive at iStock) I always included copyspace, copy, space, copy-space etc as I believed these words were important.

Then in October 2012 or thereabouts iStock changed their search algorithm, Suddenly all my photos with copyspace words disappeared from searches that included those words. I wrote to istock about this and they replied to say that the new search placed priority on the top most popular words for each file, and that copy, space etc never came into the top seven (or rarely). I asked them again and they replied again to say that according to their records there is absolutely no evidence that customers search using the copyspace words.

When I became non-exclusive after a while I could see at Shutterstock, 123RF etc the most popular words used for searches. At SS using the 'most popular' listing not one of my thousands of files show copy, space or any derivative in the top three keywords. My keyword cloud at 123RF has never included those words (I believe they show the top fifty or so.

Nowadays I don't include those words in any of my files.

Interesting. But I recently read an article in 500px where they firmly encouraged to include that keyword...

You asked, because you don't know. We answered and now you want to argue? Use it if you want don't if you don't.

Lmao chill. I said it was interesting and thank you all for the posts. I said the thing they published in 500px to show that maybe they are wrong and nobody uses that keyword anymore

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