Keywords For Images

No set of keywords is guaranteed to get your image to the first page if it's in a very competitive category, and if many other Contributors have used the same keywords. Think like a Buyer and try to figure out how they would describe an image. Pretend like you're trying to describe your image to a person who has lost their sight... The automatic keyword suggestion on the submission panel are often quite helpful, though you still must review each one carefully and be sure that it actually applies to your image. I usually have to delete some of them.

Come up with the most descriptive title as possible about your image. The first 10 keywords are considered the most important and it's recommended that as many of those keywords as possible are also used in your title. There is no magic formula. You don't "find" keywords. You base them on the content of your images. The recommend keywords that Adobe supplies when submitting images should be taken into consideration, but it's rare that all of them will apply.

You need to anticipate the search terms the porential buyers enter and you need to have highly interesting assets. Best is to have many assets in a very divers environment. That will help you to have always one asset appearing near the top when someone enters the search terms. 

Hi,

you may take a look at https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/titles-and-keyword.html and then you have a good startingpoint.