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Stock PhotosMike Peters, 05-31-2007 |
If you're building a new website, or simply looking to spice up your old one, images and stock-photos are a great way to breathe life into your website.
Research by MarketSherpa has shown relevant images strategically placed throughout your site, help in building trust with your visitors and increase click-through rates.
There are dozens of stock-photo libraries you could use for free or dirt cheap ($1 per high quality image) and there are more established sites such as comstock where prices average around $80 per image.
Here's a list of the top royalty free stock photo libraries we use when designing new sites:
http://www.sxc.hu - Free to $1.
http://www.fotolia.com - $1 to $3 per image.
http://www.comstock.com - Huge library but expensive (around $80 per image)
http://www.istockphoto.com - $1 to $15 per image.
http://www.fotosearch.com - Great collections but expensive (around $129 per image)

Any other good ones you use that are not listed here? Please let me know
Research by MarketSherpa has shown relevant images strategically placed throughout your site, help in building trust with your visitors and increase click-through rates.
There are dozens of stock-photo libraries you could use for free or dirt cheap ($1 per high quality image) and there are more established sites such as comstock where prices average around $80 per image.
Here's a list of the top royalty free stock photo libraries we use when designing new sites:
http://www.sxc.hu - Free to $1.
http://www.fotolia.com - $1 to $3 per image.
http://www.comstock.com - Huge library but expensive (around $80 per image)
http://www.istockphoto.com - $1 to $15 per image.
http://www.fotosearch.com - Great collections but expensive (around $129 per image)

Any other good ones you use that are not listed here? Please let me know
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