Recently, a photographer
friend introduced me to snaphubr.com,
Africa's premier stock imagery platform. Snaphubr gave me visibility while
putting my work out for the world to see and letting me earn serious cash. The
platform is working so well for me, I felt compelled to share it with others.
Here's how it works: You simply register and upload content (pictures), and the pictures are vetted then uploaded. After that, Snaphubr handles the marketing and payment process while you chill and collect your earnings.
A single picture costs anywhere from $0.99 upward, and since it’s digital, it can be sold an infinite number of times. I got paid 60% for each sale on Snaphubr.com. My sales and earnings were also displayed on a dashboard in my profile for me to see—total transparency by the site’s administrators.
There is a secret that can be of help to any photographer hoping to use Snaphubr.com. Most of the pictures i uploaded on Snaphubr were not even shot with my Nikon; they were shot with my iPhone 5s, and sometimes with a Tecno Camon C8. As long as the pictures are high quality and above 700px, they were uploaded and sold.
My pictures are still selling on the website like wildfire, as thousands of organizations and advertisers are flocking there every day for one, dozens, or hundreds of African pictures.
So if you have a good camera (or even a wonderful phone) and some half-decent photography skills and want to earn steady cash flow, head over to Snaphubr.com, register, upload, and get paid for what you already do in your spare time. You can thank me later.
Here's how it works: You simply register and upload content (pictures), and the pictures are vetted then uploaded. After that, Snaphubr handles the marketing and payment process while you chill and collect your earnings.
A single picture costs anywhere from $0.99 upward, and since it’s digital, it can be sold an infinite number of times. I got paid 60% for each sale on Snaphubr.com. My sales and earnings were also displayed on a dashboard in my profile for me to see—total transparency by the site’s administrators.
There is a secret that can be of help to any photographer hoping to use Snaphubr.com. Most of the pictures i uploaded on Snaphubr were not even shot with my Nikon; they were shot with my iPhone 5s, and sometimes with a Tecno Camon C8. As long as the pictures are high quality and above 700px, they were uploaded and sold.
My pictures are still selling on the website like wildfire, as thousands of organizations and advertisers are flocking there every day for one, dozens, or hundreds of African pictures.
So if you have a good camera (or even a wonderful phone) and some half-decent photography skills and want to earn steady cash flow, head over to Snaphubr.com, register, upload, and get paid for what you already do in your spare time. You can thank me later.
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