Confused about Titles and Keywords

[Seccour]

Hello,

So I decided to submit some pictures I took to Adobe Stock. One of them was rejected with a day for quality issues, which I agree with. But then yesterday by my surprise, my other pictures were put in review because of the keywords and / or title I chose.

This is one of the picture that I submitted (please don't judge the quality). This is the new title and keywords I used:

Media type: Photos

Title: Loaf of bread

Keywords language: English

Keywords: food, bread, baked, loaf, flour

Category: Food

Would that be a correct way to describe the picture or would you reorder the keywords ? Because in my opinion, the order of priority (as it was explained in the "In Review" reasons) seem to be okay here but I am not sure

[daniellei4510]

I'm not quite understand what you mean by your images being put back in review. Maybe under the "Pending" tab?

Here are some other keywords you might consider using (not necessarily in the best order). Your title could be lengthier and include a good number of keywords that you decide should go first:

bake, baked, baked goods, baker, bakery, bread, crust, delicious, dinner, eat, eating, flour, food, fresh, grain, healthy, loaf, loaf of bread, meal, nutrition, tasty, wheat

[Seccour]

It went from the "In Review" tab to the "Reminder" tab asking me that something is wrong with the title and / or keywords

[Jill_C]

Assets are moved to the Reminder tab if they need property or model releases.

[Abambo]

Assets are moved to the Reminder tab if they need property or model releases.

By @Jill_C

…or when the keywords and the titles have an issue. 

[Jill_C]

Thanks, I didn't realize that., never having had an image rejected for title/keyword issues.

[Jill_C]

Perhaps the Moderator just chose the wrong reject reason code. This image has quality issues including underexposure and noise and should have been rejected for that reason. I don't see anything wrong with your title or keywords although they're rather sparse and lacking in specificity. Usually inclusion of a trademarked name, such as "Coke" oR "BMW" will earn that sort of rejection.

[Seccour]

Perhaps the Moderator just chose the wrong reject reason code. This image has quality issues including underexposure and noise and should have been rejected for that reason.

By @Jill_C

Fair.

[Abambo]

Perhaps the Moderator just chose the wrong reject reason code. This image has quality issues including underexposure and noise and should have been rejected for that reason.

By @Jill_C

Agree with that. Title and keywords are acceptable, even that having 5 keywords is quite limited, and the title is not descriptive enough. But that's a search issue, not exactly a refusal reason.

[Nancy OShea]

Artisan, Bread, Boule, Baguettes, Dark Background.