@Rishi Rauli post the other day about research really motivated me to dig a little deeper into niche discovery for stock images. I ended up finding a few more websites that can be helpful for spotting trending topics and search demand, especially if you’re stuck on what to create next: - https://www.istockphoto.com/en/visual-gps/insights - https://www.gettyimages.com/visual-gps/insights - https://www.pexels.com/popular-searches/ - https://pixabay.com/popular-searches/ These aren’t “copy this and upload” type resources, but they’re great for idea validation, trend awareness, and cross-niching inspiration. I’m going to take all of these links, organize them, and put together a simple Word file and add it to the Classroom. For now, I just wanted to get this out there so you can start exploring. If you use any of these and spot something interesting, feel free to share it in the comments.

I just added a brand-new Stock Image Title & Tags Generator GPT to the Classroom. This tool helps you: ✅ Generate Adobe Stock-approved titles ✅ Create all 49 SEO-optimized tags in one go ✅ Avoid common rejection triggers ✅ Upload faster with clean, compliant metadata I have also recorded a short walkthrough video that shows you exactly how to use the GPT step-by-step, so you can start using it immediately. 📚 You’ll find the tool and video inside the Classroom → Stock Image Title & Tags Generator. Use it on your next upload and let me know how it goes or if you have questions. This is just the beginning — more tools and workflows coming. 👊

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Thought I share this site I’ve began using which shows popular trends on a similar site. You can try and cross niche some these: https://unsplash.com/trends If anyone finds a similar page on Adobe Stock could you share as would be a great resource. Thanks

Hey everyone. Happy to join michael"s new community. Looking forward to learning more about Adobe Stock.