Volume vs. Price
Posted on 2/18/2013 by Jim Pickerell | Printable Version |
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Most photographers are focused on how much they can charge for their images. The higher the price the happier they are. This is true, not just of RM photographers who want to retain the ability to negotiate on every sale depending on the importance and significance of the usage. It is also true of Microstock photographers as their distributors continue to push up prices. (Check out
this story.)
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