Is not publishing for a long time affect the number of sales?

[Oranuus]

Welcome everyone!

I didn't publish new assets for 2 months and I noticed that my top-seller photos are no longer sold a lot 

[daniellei4510]

Dunno. I upload 1 or 2 assets daily, and my bestsellers eventually dwindle down to fewer sales. Does slowing down effect sales in general? Possibly. Each day means more and more competition being uploaded.

[Oranuus]

Thanks,

I would also like to ask if the rejection rate for similar images is high?

I usually upload the similar photos in packages  

Dunno. I upload 1 or 2 assets daily, and my bestsellers eventually dwindle down to fewer sales. Does slowing down effect sales in general? Possibly. Each day means more and more competition being uploaded.

By @daniellei4510

[daniellei4510]

My rejection rate for similars is fairly high. I've slowed down uploading new assets considerably, but I've had too many assets that I myself would have considered similar still being accepted. So I don't consider it my decision to make, but Adobe's, however illogical the reasoning is.

[Jill_C]

Adobe has always recommended a "slow but steady" approach to submissions. The activity of the account may somehow be taken into account in the search algorithm.

[Nancy OShea · Accepted solution]

Inactivity can adversely impact the ability of customers to find your content.

Adding new content that customers want keeps your Portfolio fresh and alive on Search Engines.

BTW, I mainly use Google to search Adobe Stock inventory. It produces better results for me.

If needed, I can filter the results with Adobe Stock's search filters.

Hope that helps.

[Abambo]

Welcome everyone!

I didn't publish new assets for 2 months and I noticed that my top-seller photos are no longer sold a lot 

By @Oranuus

Sure. I don’t know their algorithm, but accounts that are inactive lose visibility over time. Assets that do not sell lose visibility. So, you will get hit double by declining sales.