How to Write Keywords for Shutterstock (and other agencies)

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One of the best ways to have your photos and footage found (and sold) in on Shutterstock and other agencies is by writing good keywords and descriptions (which we call metadata). On this episode, I'll show you how to do that in a way your file can be found.

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Before we head to the practical side of things, let's make it clear this is just my way of keywording. I know there are other ways to do this task and if this is a subject that interests more people, feel free to comment and I'd be glad to go deeper on different ways of doing it.