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In my opinion, stock photos are not expensive. Ask a professional photographer. Stock photos are actually too cheap. There is hardly any professional photographer who can make a living from selling on stock photo platforms. Website photos 1, 2 or 3 euros are almost free. Best regards Volker Log in to reply Anthony More than a week I use free photos on my pages whenever possible. They are almost always from the manufacturers of a particular product. I also have images in the form of technical drawings of various subjects.


First I write the text and make my page visible. Then I contact the creators of poland business email list the images and drawings I want to use directly. These companies can then check my page (text) and decide if they are willing to provide me with images. I have been doing pretty well so far. In one or another company I sometimes have access to a database of images from which I can choose freely. This also shows that the quality of my texts is correct. Log in to reply Coa Nguyen More than a week I am using Pixabay and Unsplash to publish an SEO contest that is currently going on and I quickly noticed that they are not as realistic as if you took the photos yourself or you took them yourself, edited them graphically and the result is presented to people.



Then you have created something creative. Stock images seem a bit artificial to me. But for an otherwise lifeless page they make the content come alive. Log in to reply Steven More than a week The correct choice of images is essential for the success of the text. Photos make the text come alive and help it get more clicks. Web design is just as important. Here you should make sure to come up with a creative concept so that not every page looks the same. Here you can also get inspiration from successful competitors.