Your portfolio needs better diversity. I would stay away from throwing a bunch of text on the same background over and over again. That stuff rarely sells.

nobody needs that rubish. do some real stock photos and then sales will come.

Sorry if this sounds rude, but your keywording is really awful as well. You have many that bear no relation to the image they supposedly describe.

To take one of the few actual images in your portfolio as an example, you have bicycle, jogging, chair, cardio, city, couple, building as keywords and those items aren't in this image of a park. You do have park, but not trees, or sun, or grass or other things that might actually be useful to buyers.

https://us.fotolia.com/id/102642911

Assuming you decide to change what you're uploading to things that might have better sales potential than all those words and fake flag-like things, having good, accurate, descriptive keywords is important for buyers to find your work.

Do people really buy images of words, or those psychidellic backgrounds? I don't do vector though.

I think the OP answers that in the first post.


These type of questions get asked here time and time again by suppliers of all sorts of content. 
The reality is that if the style or content of what they are uploading doesn't sell after a reasonable time, then it's no good keep on uploading similar stuff. This may be a numbers game, but it still has to be what people want to buy.


There's more to this business than being a technically able illustrator or photographer.

it is spam, try better.

A lot of "spam" threads lately

You have a few backgrounds that look nice, the rest is too repetitive and those big words vectors are very hard to look at.. You need way more efforts to expect nicer $ return.

Wow - it even looks like you copied the font pretty closely......! 
PS Word clouds were all the rage...a few years back.....