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One sale for $10 . CTR 0.34 same as last month. Very encouraging to see lot of sales reported in "Images sold" thread. I'm keeping my hopes on along with reviewing keywords and captions on the images.

Thank you Chris. I have fixed it now.

Apologies if I caused a confusion. My understanding is that the image is stored in AWS based on quick IP lookup. The search engine and the referencing database i.e. metadata of the image could be held anywhere (AWS or non-AWS). I'm sure the search engine and the algorithm used is more close guarded secret. On the ranking part - I suspect this could have not been done recently due to the growing image/contributor size 🤔

I'm good Paul. Hope you are as well.

I remember you explaining about FTP on phone during the London meet up last year 🙂

Image database looks to be in AWS (Amazon) based on IP search (c1.alamy.com)

Bit all over news and social media. image by Thabo Jaiyesimi 2C10RW2 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-53040301

Good challenge and some great images here already. My three entries below. Garden at 120, Fenchurch street, London. A child re-planting a tomato sapling Man riding electric bike in London. A bit of GREEN and ECO GREEN in this 🙂

Hello and welcome ! Looking forward to see your images soon.

A PU sale. Lowest $$ . Non-exclusive. I wasn't greatly impressed with my shot here and marked this image for deletion along with few others. Now this has sold thinking to reinstate this image.

3 for $72 gross.

Doug, I kind of see that pattern which Steve has mentioned above. With Alamy from what I learned on the forum and experience is that Quality selective image People doing things Accurate caption and keywords helps to sell. I see good amount of sell-able pictures in your portfolio. Keep it growing.

Repeat seller, 4th time in Alamy. For mid $ One use in a single editorial article used within the digital versions of a single publication. Digital usage includes archive rights for the lifetime of the article

Rubbish sells 😀 Low $$ Country: WorldwideUsage: Commercial electronic, Websites, apps, social media and blogs (excludes advertising). Worldwide for 5 years.Media: Website, app and social media

Did some search recently on that and couldn't find an easy way. I ended up partitioning the HD which retained the data, created new partition and formatted in Mac.