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Published a blog post about Symzio.com.
http://picturebreeze.com/symzio-com-a-new-stock-media-agency-idea/
OK, thanks. That’ll do.
Installed the widget on all product pages. http://picturebreeze.com/stock/photos/image/baby-boy-laughing-under-christmas-tree/
I’m starting to love the widget but it lacks one feature, IMO. It needs an optional title or free text field to point out what it is, like “Find more relevant images on Symzio.com” or similar.
Don’t stress about the YOAST SEO plugin too much. Good SEO is not rocket science, you’ll need a good title, description, image, and relevant internal and external links. The “focus keyword” feature of Yoast is only a measurement tool to compare your page against. It doesn’t make your SEO better or worse, and it won’t get you a better Google listing.
Maintain your products with relevant texts and make sure your WP creates pages with individual titles and descriptions. That’s all it takes, IMO.Left a note pointing out and linking to Symzio.com on the Facebook group “Symbiostockers”.
Installed the Symzio widget on every masonry grid view category page, like https://picturebreeze.com/shop/music/ .
I think the update 2.1.10 with the “Limit Processing” option needs explanation. I’ve tested it and found out that if you have set any values other than ‘blank’ or ‘0’ the processor will not only limit the the auto publishing but the entire image processing. Which means even if you have the auto publishing feature disabled, your images won’t appear under “Symbiostock -> Media” once the daily limit has been reached. The files will remain untouched in your FTP folder until there are new processing capacities.
I think it would be better if you share the image page from your Symbiostock website onto your FB business page. That way the image next to a description including backlink will be published.
Good idea. But don’t you have to manually edit them anyway to apply settings for categories, releases etc?
Added a site wide badge linking to symzio.com to the footer of my website.
So where can we re-apply for Symzio? It seems like all the “Join Symzio” links take you either to the symzio.com homepage or to a login page I don’t have credentials for.
This needs to be addressed anyway if Symzio wants new contributors. Or am I doing something wrong?Congrats! Good photo, BTW.
Sorry to raise this but this debate has brought us round to the initial question – if Redneck and myself have images in our sites that are not on Symzio because we have put them on RM sites at a higher price, then should the pricing on Symzio be a little more attuned to Micro sites and have standard pricing for the larger file size?
STeve
I don’t think so. I’m actually still on the fence if I want to exclude some images from Symzio or just price them high enough to make a potential risk worth it.
When we dictate pricing we won’t get everybody on this table.This is what Getty has to say. Clearly not RF.