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I’ve read it but can’t find it anymore.
I know there were several versions of that marketing text describing what Symbiostock is all about. I need to find the short version and would like to use it if the author doesn’t mind.
Can anybody help to find it?
http://vector999.com/symbiostock/
The copy with html links/code:
What is Symbiostock?
Symbiostock is a network of illustrators and photographers, each with their own individual sites selling stock imagery. These sites are networked together, so one search reaches out across the network, returning images or designs from several sites that match your search criteria—much like the image search features on popular search engines.
Buy directly from the artist.
Prices at Symbiostock websites are competitive because there’s no middleman; you’re buying directly from the artist. Think of it as “fair trade” stock images. There are no subscriptions or credits to purchase; you pay only for the images you need at the size you require.
Symbiostock sites offer images for all your creative projects, from blogs to ad campaigns to greeting cards. Looking for editorial images? Got it. Exclusivity? Check. Illustrations? Right here. You want it, we have it.
Searching the network is easy!
Searching on an individual artist’s page will return results from that artist and many more from the network.
Or use our central search page, http://www.Symbiostock.info, where you’ll find advanced search features like orientation, copy space and color. You’ll instantly search across all 170,000+ images in the network and be linked straight to the artist that can meet your needs.
Better yet, Add the Symbiostock search engine to your Firefox search options.
Help spread the word.
Like our Facebook page and share on your own pages. Be sure to come back and share some comments on your Symbiostock experience—and show us where you’re using our artists’ work.
The Symbiostock network is the brainchild of illustrator artist Leo Blanchette, with contributions of the MicroStockGroup forums and ClipArtOf.
Written with contributions by Karen Sarraga, Michele Paccione, Steve Heap, Glenn Specht and Pete Klinger.
Thanks a lot.
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