I agree, your portfolio for instance at SS is way to small..
I got around 500 images now and seeing daily sales and sometimes some SOD's
Like yesterday I got a $55 SOD so unexpected. But to get more sales you need quality and quantity. And atm you have no quantity.

Thanks for your input.
I know I don't yet have the quantity, but I'm working on it.
Learning illustrating programs, taking classes and hopefully submit a lot of seasonal related images. To bad the area I live in isn't all that great to photograph...

One note:

You have 2 items with the text: "Cyber Monday Sales Shop 'till your mouse breakes". "Breakes" is incorrect and should be spelled "breaks". Why Shutterstock accepted those with spelling mistakes is a sad mystery. You may want to replace them with correct versions.

Thanks a lot for that... Completely overlooked it... Just edited and resubmitted them.

It looks like something they might have accepted in 2004.  And the Christmas font doesn't work with the surrounding elements.  And the mix of colors don't work - red with those blues don't say 'Christmas'.  The Black Friday ones don't make any sense to me with the ink splatters. 

Go online and see the kind of things and graphics companies are using today.  It isn't stuff like this.

Thanks for the advice, but I went online, searching illustrations for black friday, and saw most of the things I would create allready made or online, so I've tried something different.
Regarding the Christmas, I totally agree... I shouldn't used the blue and red together.
Should do some more research then and try a bit harder in the designing process before uploading.

I start with SS, just because they review very fast and the photos are downloaded very fast.
Then I submit to DT and Istock because they review a lot slower.

I'm rather new in the world of microstock, but with enough understanding reasons of some rejections of images I had. However, I started with illustrations (non-vectors) and started uploading them to DT, SS and Istock. As they all are allready been accepted at SS and pending on Istock, they were all refused at DT. All with the same reason of being "to simple" ("this illustration contains few elements or the subject is too simplistically represented. Adding more elements or improving the existing ones in terms of creativity and overall appeal will increase the sale potential of your image. Please note that long series of subjects like alphabet letters, world flags, web buttons and other such illustrations will not be accepted separately but only in sets. Please do not resubmit your work unless you improve it according to the above mentioned.")

The illustrations I made had different subjects (Christmas/black friday/cyber monday/ grunge/ abstract,...)and I made them in Photoshop with a lot of layers/effects/text. I know that if I'll add more, it'll ruin the illustration and it's meaning.

I don't know what to do with illustrations on DT, as I get more and more frustrated with them....But I'm considering to stick with photos on DT, instead of mixing with illustrations

Anyone with the same expierience?