Except for tags and title, how important are long/thorough descriptions on a website such as pond5? Whats your strategy?
Love to hear!

//Chris

I totally get it regarding resolution. I will definitely look into getting a better camera as soon as they get affordable. Until then I will keep struggling with 4k, at least play around with it and try to be more creative.

Thank everyone for your suggestions! I do feel more encouraged now.

Hi everyone
So I've reached a low point again. Here is my stuff: www.pond5.com/artist/swechris.
I know, I do 360 videos which few people pay attention to and on top of that, I have been doing a bit much nature shots without interesting interactions such as people, animals etc. But having said that, I at least had a few sales last year and now out of a sudden nothing in 4 months.
So what any idea on upgrades I can do? Should I lower price or even do some editing? I have been looking into 3d LUTS for video and it seems to improve clips a lot sometimes. Thankful for any suggestions guys!

Hi!

I went through my stock footage the other day and I realized my titles are not very good SEO wise.
I mean for a 360 video I had "360 video" in the title and guess I shouldn't?  So, are there any tools to check stock footage titles and texts to make sure they are not only describing but also good SEO?

"Yes, we do have plans for adding VR 360 clips, but it may take some time. We have passed your suggestion on to the proper department. When we have an update, we will be sure to notify it to you."

Sounds promising 

Alright! I have asked them now anyways, waiting answers..

 Irina Anosova: Thanks so much, I needed to hear that and I will try with people for sure

SpaceStockFootage: Sweden yes... I will look in to that!

Rose Tinted Glasses, increasingdifficulty: Agreed... I'm not a big fan of posting ordinary travel videos either, I mean I'd love to upload something different and unique. I was thinking about doing some urban exploration footage. Anyone got any experiences?