IMHO Reviews Storyblocks And Strategies To Earn Money With Royalty Free Videos

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Storyblocks is a stock footage company that has been on the market for over a decade. It has gained a good reputation among marketers, content creators, and filmmakers. In their latest video, IMHO Reviews talks about Storyblocks updates and shares five different ways of using stock footage subscriptions to make money and improve online presence.

"Every content creator knows the importance of having a stock footage subscription. Not only does it help you save a lot of time and money, but it also makes your videos more unique and engaging. There are many good services that offer unlimited subscriptions these days, but for many reasons, Storyblocks remains one of the most popular ones," explained the owner of IMHO Reviews, Vitaliy Lano.

The video lists the price as one of the main reasons for people choosing Storyblocks. Currently, the company offers several subscription options. There are both monthly and annual plans available, and customers can choose between a Starter plan and an All-Access plan depending on their needs. The Starter plan is the cheaper option which costs $20 per month or $180 per year and includes five downloads each month. An All-Access plan is a more popular option, as it offers unlimited downloads. This plan costs $65 per month or $360 per year. Both subscriptions include free access to Storyblocks' own video editor Maker.

"What makes Storyblocks worth it for me is the licensing policy. Unlike many stock footage companies, Storyblocks doesn't require you to re-license videos in order to continue using them. This is a huge advantage for small businesses and creatives on a budget. Another thing I love about the company is how diverse its content is. I have subscriptions to other services as well, but if I need to create something truly authentic and unique, the first place I go to search for content is Storyblocks. A good example of this is their new Re:Stock collections that focus on capturing footage of underrepresented communities," said Vitaliy.

There are five different ways of using stock footage to make money that are discussed in the video. The first one is mostly used by bloggers and marketers who want to make their projects stand out by adding visual effects, music, and clips to their own videos and vlogs. Storyblocks' large library that includes millions of assets and an easy-to-use video editor enable even people who don't have a lot of experience in post-production to create professional-looking videos. The second one is using After Effects templates for creating intros, outros, and video elements such as Subscribe button animation, and then selling the end products on freelance marketplaces like Fiverr and Upwork. The third is making short videos for Youtube channels (shorts), TikTok, and Instagram (reels or stories) to increase traffic and grow channel fast. The fourth is providing a service for people who need help converting their articles into videos with the help of stock footage and then adding text or a voiceover to them. The fifth is using digital assets from the Storyblocks library for NFT grinding to get whitelisted in hyped projects. The video suggests creating memes or video art using stock footage and early sneak peeks instead of grinding and posting them on Twitter to increase the chance of getting whitelisted.

"If you are a content creator, there are plenty of ways how you can use stock footage to help grow your business. In the video, we discuss just a few ones. Right now, we are also asking our viewers to share in the comments what they use stock footage for. Everyone who leaves a comment will be automatically entered in a raffle for the upcoming NFT project," added Vitaliy.

For more information about Storyblocks check out IMHO Reviews' latest video and article.