Hear me out. Please

Hello everyone, I am close to three months into pond5.
I have 13 track that as of now have not moved at all.
Is it normal, is it my music?. Can someone listen and tell me
what you think regarding the above?
Thanks much.
Piervito@Verizon.net

Spend your time to add 50 tags in each. For me, Pond5 tagging system is very good. If you add 50 tags (accurate keywords), then you will get more views and have more chance to make sales.

There is nothing wrong with your music. The problem is the 13 tracks in a huge ocean of over 325,000 pieces of music for buyers to search.
Search for your audio using your keywords and see where they land.

Produce more content and upload. I don't know anything about the music end of this but on the video side I would suggest coming back when you had 500-1000 clips and no sales. then we would have to figure out what is wrong.
I'm sure it's the same on the audio side.

419046 => gdpr

yeah. what they said.

Wait, what? What company did the mass uploading? Last time I checked there were 190,000 Music files. Is that why my sales all of the sudden stopped? Do the new tracks get more exposure? This is quite surprising, and not a good sign. Will there be 600,000 tracks next month?

I just clicked the audio button above and it brought me to the main audio page.

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I want to thank all you that answered my question about my 13 tracks.
You all said the same thing, fix the tags, and 13 tracks is nothing in a sea.
Take care you all.
Piervito

erickMcNerney i blamed it on the public domain stuff...i thought they were the ones

Search music using - artist:lynnepublishing - and look at the number. That's over 31,000 from ONE company. Yesterday it was 29,000. I'm not sure they're finished.

There is only one winner in this game of "microstock", whether it be related to music, images, video, whatever. The winner is the company that owns the website you're selling on. You're at the mercy of the over saturated market and they are the reason it exists. Once the tracks I have here lose their viability, I'm done with microstock sites and self-serve music libraries. While this seemed like a way to earn money from a back catalog, I don't think that's going to be the case within a year. Too much music is piling in.