Click to enlarge

You say: "People keep stealing images off my website..."

BRAND your images with your URL kinda like the attached (or even MORE blatantly), *AND* use Photoshop (or Paintshop Pro) to embed a watermark (the little secret digital code they can't see but you can "trace").

Then ask the imag-stealing offender to remove the images OR remit $1500 a year PER IMAGE fee to your over-priced graphics guy for a 1 year license to use the following pictures, because his lawyer is a pitbull and you wouldn't want him thinking YOU were violating his copyright. I usually FAX or attach an "order form" and those images start disappearing lickety split!

If THAT doesn't work THEN contact eBay or the ISP/Host of the person violating your copyright and most times they'll remove the images or nuke the account.

Then there's always CEASE & DESIST, but they didn't cover that in art school.


Get Secrets of Million-dollar Yahoo! Stores...
Read what wouldn't fit in the Dummies book


MAKE MORE WITH YOUR ONLINE STORE. Rob Snell, Yahoo! Store DesignerLearn how I took one Yahoo Store from 150 visitors a day and $15K a year in gross sales to over 4,000 visitors a day (peak) with $5,000,000.00 (5 million+) in sales.
P.S. Trade me your email address for my free email newsletter (sent somewhat irregularly), but jam-packed with all  kinds of free tips and tricks.  Look, I won't spam you. Your privacy is protected. I won't  sell your email address, and you can opt out any time you want. Sign up today! And come see me speak about Yahoo! Store at search marketing and retailer conferences all year! -- Rob
Input Your Email: