Do you remember about my topic about Google Images? Especially for the ones you buy Twitter followers? It is important that you should know that Google Images are not really guaranteed, that you should use any of their images commercially? If you are not aware of serious copyrights about these images (especially those people you buy Twitter followers), I think it’s time for you to know everything about it before you buy Twitter followers for good. Copyrighted items (images, music, videos, etc.) are technically protected from the ones who are trying to use them without license. This is a very serious case for you to handle, only if you have committed to use any of them without permission or license. However, there’s a way that you could find free images that can be used in a commercial way for the ones you already buy Twitter followers.

Do you think it’s possible that we can’t get into trouble for this?

Absolutely! As long you are careful of picking an image, make sure that if its copyrighted or not. If it’s copyrighted, it’s not safe for you to re-use it in anyway, especially if you buy Twitter followers and made profit for it. But if it’s commercial-free for you, there would be no problem at all. In this blog post of mine, I am going to share you an important option to find commercial-free images from Google for your respective Twitter campaigns. This will also apply for individuals like you, who plans to buy Twitter followers for their campaigns. This option will help you a lot from future troubles that will await for good, even if you did buy Twitter followers. But still, you have to be careful in using this option since it was coming from Google. Anyway, let’s get started doing this thing. In your web browser (Firefox, IE or Chrome), type in http://images.google.com. As it appears, type a term of the niche you are in right now for people you buy Twitter followers. For instance, your niche is all about dogs. As the results are displayed, there are thousands of dog images that you can see there. But it’s not safe for you to just copy and paste them, especially if you want it to show to your subscribers (which you already buy Twitter followers). Some of them are mostly coming from Getty Images and Masterfile, and it’s one of the huge stock image companies to exist right now. As of today, they are still sending out stupid extortion letters to the ones they caught using their images without proper license and authorization. But you don’t need to worry about it, they are just teaching you a lesson (so don’t pay them a dime because it’s a fake invoice).  Going back to the topic, you can see there’s an “Advanced search” option beside the search box. All you got to do is click on that, and check the options that says you are free to use it commercially. After that, it will only display the results that gives you the opportunity to use them for commercial purposes. You can even share it to your own subscribers (these people you buy Twitter followers). Now you know that this option is clearly important, especially if you are marketing the images for your blog or website.]]>