MicrostockGroup
Agency Based Discussion => Shutterstock.com => Topic started by: BigBubba on February 26, 2017, 09:05
-
?
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
-
.
-
Difficult case.
It's an attempt at stuffing as many keywords as possible into a title.
And not in the best possible English.
Yet all words are relevant, so not actually spam.
-
I don't think it is difficult at all - if Shutterstock cared at all about their collection, they'd weed out garbage like this. The keywords are terrible and the titles are completely unhelpful to a buyer. I looked at some of the other images in this contributor's portfolio and it's stuffed with this sort of rubbish.
Nothing wrong with the images; everything wrong with the metadata.
-
I don't think it is difficult at all - if Shutterstock cared at all about their collection, they'd weed out garbage like this. The keywords are terrible and the titles are completely unhelpful to a buyer. I looked at some of the other images in this contributor's portfolio and it's stuffed with this sort of rubbish.
Nothing wrong with the images; everything wrong with the metadata.
Plus One!
If this site had a program called, "MSG Got Talent" you would be Simon Cowell. :)
-
"title spamming" not working anymore there are some contributor using "keyword spamming" instead and seem that work well.
-
Don't know if the mountain example is spamming without the image. If they are relevant it isn't spamming as he/she hasn't repeated any keywords. Each is a different phrase.
-
DELETED
-
I guess all those phrases are in the auto suggestions provided by SS....so using their own keywording tool is probably...ok? (So long as there are all those things in the pic - or at least they are reasonable).
Seems wrong though. If you report it, will be interested to hear reply!
-
So I'll ask this, and state that I have an interest in it (eliminating unfair competition). Is it legitimate to report?
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
The container shot is spam report it to [email protected]
-
I guess all those phrases are in the auto suggestions provided by SS....so using their own keywording tool is probably...ok? (So long as there are all those things in the pic - or at least they are reasonable).
Seems wrong though. If you report it, will be interested to hear reply!
There's also a problem with the suggested keyword corrections when you upload. If you click one of the suggestions and it is already in your keywords it puts it in as a repeat rather than just deleting it.