StretchLearn Course
Learn to shoot, keyword, and license stock images across four major platforms for compounding passive income.
Course Overview
Stock photography turns your camera into a royalty-generating asset. This course teaches you exactly which subjects sell, how to meet contributor technical standards, write metadata that beats search algorithms, and structure a multi-platform portfolio that compounds over time. You will leave with a live portfolio, a repeatable shoot-to-upload workflow, and a pricing strategy that maximises earnings per image.
Learning Outcomes
Identify consistently high-demand stock photo categories and plan shoots around real buyer search data
Meet technical submission standards for Shutterstock, Adobe Stock, Getty iStock, and Alamy including resolution, colour space, and model-release requirements
Write keyword sets and titles that rank in stock-platform search using SEO principles specific to image metadata
Build and manage a multi-platform portfolio of at least 200 images with a systematic upload and tracking workflow
Understand RF, RM, and Editorial licensing models and choose the right licence type for each image
Analyse earnings reports and rejection data to iterate your content strategy and improve approval rates
Curriculum Preview
Preview the course structure, see how the modules build on one another, and understand the path this program is designed to take you through.
Map the stock photo ecosystem, identify who buys images and why, and learn which content categories generate the highest and most consistent royalties.
Master the technical submission requirements and compositional best practices that separate accepted, high-selling images from rejected or low-earning ones.
Write metadata that surfaces your images in platform search results, understanding the ranking algorithms used by Shutterstock, Adobe Stock, and Alamy.
Develop a repeatable shoot-to-upload workflow, track portfolio performance, and apply a data-driven content strategy to maximise passive royalty income.
Built for Application
This program is designed around progression: focused lessons, structured modules, applied resources, assessments, and a course rhythm that turns information into usable capability.