TLDR;
This video addresses the common question among new Shutterstock contributors regarding the 90-day waiting period. It explains that this period is a loyalty check implemented by Shutterstock, ensuring that contributors have been active on the platform for at least three months before receiving payment. The video aims to clarify the purpose of this waiting period and alleviate confusion among new users.
- The 90-day waiting period is a loyalty check by Shutterstock.
- Payment is only issued to accounts older than three months.
- The video is primarily aimed at new Shutterstock contributors.
Introduction [0:00]
Dr. Arindam introduces the topic of the video, which is the 90-day waiting period on Shutterstock, a frequently asked question by beginners. He directs the video towards new contributors on Shutterstock and suggests that experienced users can skip this video. He also mentions referral links in the description for those who have yet to create a Shutterstock account, encouraging them to follow his step-by-step guide to get started.
Understanding the 90-Day Waiting Period [0:00]
The video explains that the 90-day waiting period is essentially a loyalty check implemented by Shutterstock. New contributors often encounter a message about this period after their account is active and some photos are approved, leading to confusion. The core point is that Shutterstock will only issue payments to contributors whose accounts are more than three months old.
