One of the best ways to make more image sales is to get more images past our editors at Trigger. That's no mean feat as they're renowned for being very picky. The longer you then leave your stock shots in our galleries the more opportunity you will have to sell licenses for your work. If you only submit a handful of images you're going to be frustrated by the lack of activity so you want to build your licensing folio over time until it represents a variety of emotive content. Just like any folio of work instant sales are a dream we'd like to come true but the reality is marketing your work takes time, money and patience. German photographer Alaya Gadeh is a prime example of how to develop a great folio and be rewarded by having the patience for the right client to use her work. Despite being relatively new to photography, having never sold a picture in her life, she persisted with her creativity and updated her licensing folio almost daily, now she is getting results. With over 1000 images in her licensing folio she has filled the floral gallery and the right client was sure to spot her work sooner rather than later. After a 12 month wait The Almanac Gallery based in The Kings Road in London spotted the potential in her folio. Alaya now has a range of stunning floral greetings cards about to hit the shops across England. She has also licensed her work to Italy's biggest magazine L'Espresso and is our top seller at Art.com. Watch this space for what happens next for Alaya.
Spanish Publisher Espasa are licensing imagery by Trigger photographer Vanesa Muñoz. Since its foundation, its mission has been to promote the cultural development of Spain and Latin America through a wide range of works complemented by the best fiction and non fiction today. 'A Dark Enchantment' by Roland Vernon originally published by Transworld Publishers in UK in 2008 is now set to be reproduced in Spanish with the cover by photographer Vanesa Muñoz.
Welcome to Angela Melling who joins Trigger from England. New to photography but the proud owner of a D300 she dumped her day job working in accountancy for a more precarious life as a snapper. Producing stunning vintage floral imagery she is currently working on a new series called 'idioms'.
We now have 100 great photographers onboard at Trigger. Some are pro's some amateur, but who gives a fig about letters after your name when what's in your folio really counts. Whether you're creating inspiring imagery with a Hassleblad or a Holga putting it online is vital to get your folio seen and create interest from potential clients whether that's for your licensed imagery of your personal work. We provide a free pool where all our photographers licensed works can be seen and purchased from our galleries at any time day or night. In return we just ask you to provide a link to your licensed images at Trigger. We now want to make that link work even harder for you by utilising our new slideshow feature. We will create a personalised slideshow with just your work, you can then place your slideshow on your websites and blogs where clients can click an image and immediately link to your sales page on Trigger. Spread your slideshow as far as you can and it will always link back to your licensed work where clients can buy online. It's viral marketing and we're going to be offering 12 months worth of free slideshows to 5 Triggerites who leave the most interesting comments on our new Blog.
Make the most of your assets with our free marketing slideshow.