So long 2017 and hello 2018! A new year is on the horizon, with new challenges and opportunities awaiting us all. Do you have a public relations and marketing plan ready to meet these head on? Our PR & Communications Manager David Scott runs through five quick tips to help whip your new years PR […]
Recently, an author reached out to us regarding the type of travel photography we are looking for at Envato. This covers quite a wide spectrum of subjects and because of the abundance of images we receive that fall under this category, we will be particularly selective. The first thing that most people do when traveling […]
The holiday shopping season is the perfect time to attract more customers to your items and optimize selling techniques in the marketplace. The value of preparation will help to break through the daily hustle of everyday work and be inspired to grow more as an author. During the day-to-day activities, it can be hard to […]
AudioJungle (AJ) composer, RedOctopus recently shared his tips and advice on how to succeed on the marketplace using his Five Point Strategy. Read all about how implementing his strategy this year has helped build his business and fast-tracked his journey to becoming an Elite author at Envato. ______________________________________________________________________________________ Hi! I’m RedOctopus, an AudioJungle composer. Recently, […]
On February 1st, when it was still cold and dark outside, I got this email reply: Welcome to the Envato meetup family :) It’s awesome that you want to host an Envato meetup in Bucharest, Romania. Then I had a quick chat on Slack with my team about how it would look: 10-15 people meeting […]
ThemeForest author eTheme takes a look at the state of the eCommerce theme market and what authors should be doing to cope with it in 2017. I’m an elite author and have been selling on Envato Market for five years, specializing in eCommerce themes (Magento, Opencart, Shopify, Prestashop, osCommerce, Cs-Cart etc.) But over the last […]
JonnyMakesJazz shares his journey from becoming an aspiring composer for TV, giving up music, then picking it up again after discovering the stock music market. 10 – 15 years ago I made an attempt at becoming a composer for TV. So, I sent a demo to a library who specialised in ‘chill-out’ music. They liked a […]
AudioJungle‘s GeorgioRoss provides this interesting reflection on what’s helped him seperate himself from his music enough to figure out if it’s the best thing for the market. There are many ways to get an outside perspective on your music, but some points of view could be more valuable than others. We musicians spend days locked […]