Free Shutterstock alternatives that will give you free pictures for your marketing

Free Shutterstock alternatives that will give you free pictures for your marketing

Shutterstock are the market leader but here is a list of places that can get you free pictures to download for your blogs, podcasts, newsletters and other stuff to get your self marketing and in front of people.

  1. Pexels

A great free online resource is pictures from other social people. Definitely worth checking them out!

2. Pixabay

An all round resource with tons of free pictures. We like this one.

3. Freeimagines

An easy to use interphase which allows you to quickly get acces to a bunch of photos focused on users.

4. Unsplash

A very famous site with lots of pictures for you guys to choose from.

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  1. Founderbounty University

Founderbounty is a great resource with courses from real entrepreneurs that an teach you about business, its basics and building one from scratch. From why content is important to specific topics this may be a great all-round resource.

2. Cousera Courses

A great all round way with some interesting topics on building a business but usually very personalised on certain topics. This may not be so suitable for people starting from scratch and looking on ways of building a startup unless your looking for something specific.

3. Masterclass courses

A well know site with lots of talk about people who have made it but no real resources on how they did it and specific points on what you should be doing in 2023 to build a successful business and what venture capital really are looking for to be able to fund you.

4. Skillshare courses

A great place to learn a bunch of extra skills. Its is a learning community for creators. Anyone can take an online class, watch video lessons, create projects, and even teach a class themselves.

5. Fiverr courses

A bunch of courses that you can take to get yourself off the ground!

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