How to Write Killer Keywords for your Stock Footage
Best Practices
What you will learn
How to write SEO optimized titles
How to write SEO optimized keywords
Agency Best Practices (Shutterstock, Adobe, Pond5)
Brainstorming Methods for Keywords
Why take this course?
Experienced stock footage contributor? Complete beginner?
If you want to level up your sales with professional metadata, then you're in the right place.
There are TONS of articles, blog posts, and forums out there on how to keyword for stock footage and it's a huge pain in the neck to discover that most of them contain conflicting information and outdated best practices. That rabbit hole can be disorienting and you're left still wondering if your keywords will help you get sales.
I've synthesized all that information from the agencies into a straightforward, 43-minute digital course so you don't have to wade through the mud. I read every article I could find, watched every agency webinar out there, and wrote to customer service to ask any questions that were still unanswered or had conflicting advice.
Skip past all that noise and get down to writing killer keywords for your stock footage!
In this course, we'll cover how to write SEO-optimized titles and keywords for commercial clips following agency best practices from Shutterstock, Adobe Stock, and Pond5.
KEY SKILLS:
You'll learn how to:
Write compelling, SEO-optimized titles
Brainstorm a solid list of keywords
Review and refine those keywords
Differentiate your writing on similar clips
BONUS!!!
Get my second course, Brainstorm Killer Keywords from Start to Finish for your Stock Footage included for FREE!
Say goodbye to writers' block with my 11-Step Brainstorming Method using my favorite websites, tools, checklists, and review techniques.
We'll go through four clips together from start to finish: a landscape clip, two similar wildlife clips, and a model clip.
By the end of this class, you’ll have plenty of brainstorming strategies to add to your toolkit so you'll never have to stare at a blank screen again.