Insight

Before you submit more work, compare it with available Stock inventory.  It should stand out and be as good or BETTER than what Stock has.  If it's not highest quality, don't submit it.  That should help reduce your rejection rate. 🙂

I have 210 images waiting for review. I think this is where the anxiety is kickinig in. Some of the       images have been waiting well over a month. Not sure if my account has an issue or not.

 

By @steveeyes31264316

No, all is OK. Waiting for review means submitted?

 

I have images uploaded, but I can't submit. The submit buton is grayed out - Gulp! another anxiety perk. This really scares me. Why can't I submit...did I do something wrong?

By @steveeyes31264316

You did hit your personal submission limit. No need to panic. That is all normal.

I would think if you did someting wrong, Adbobe would send  an email -- right? I check my emails daily and Adobe is not there.

By @steveeyes31264316

No, they would block your account and ask you to contact them. Problems arise only when violating some rules, often. The biggest and most common issue is when you spam the system. Countless files with the same subject. Or when you massively violate IP rules. Plenty of files with numerous IP issues, not a small forgotten logo here and then, but obviously violating the rules. Or by submitting files that are not yours, like pictures taken out of the public domain, or other sites.

Too bad there isn't an indication of where you are in the que for review. It would be nice to know if  I'm number 20 or number 200 in the Reivew QUE.

I've had only a few sales. My guess is that the more images you have in your portfolio the better your sales. Makes sense, right!

 

Ok..I realize I may not get answers but it's nice to get insight from those who are well established here in the Adobe world.

 

Thanks

By @steveeyes31264316

Relax. Assets get moderated sometime, and it takes around 2 months after submission. The date that gets shown is, however, the upload date. A bug from Adobe …

And yes: more images more sales, more sales means much more sales… And more assets mean that there is a better chance to make a sale. And more accepted assets will get you a better submission queue… So use the time to check your assets against errors, and simply delete those that have no chance for getting accepted. You can check this forum for advice where to look for, by checking what others get as an answer...

You asked the same question about the grayed out submit button last month. It simply means that you've reached the limit on your account for how many images can be under review. You won't be able to submit any more until some have either been reviewed or deleted. Review of AI assets is taking 2 months or longer. You have a low acceptance rate so far - 53% - so perhaps you should take another careful look at the assets awaiting review to be sure that they represent your best work.