Hey there awesome community members,
I am trying very hard to generate my list for potentila buyers of my nearly 2000 digital assets at Dreamstime.com.
I have tried many apps and softwares but I failed to achieve my desired goals.
My pace is slow but I am very hopeful to get as much help as I can from this great application,
So, someone very experienced and loyal please lend his/her help whole heartedly
Warm Regards,
Mrahman61
Hi @MRahman61,
These two pages explain how you can generate leads with HubSpot. At the end of the use case page, additional resources are linked:
If you already tried what is listed there, please share exactly what you tried and what the results are. This would be required information to propose different routes.
Best regards
I am going through your links and I think they will definitely help.
My problem is that I have to develop patential buyers at Dreamstime.com. as I have managed some sales their.
My domain “https://aquilbiz” is still under development phase.
I don’t have any effective email list.
Can your advices for generating leads for dreamstime.com in the format mentioned below:
Company Name
Website
Industry (inferred)
Location
Likely Email Pattern
Discovered Emails (if any)
Confidence Score (0–100).
Any help in this context is hih=ghly appreciated.
Regards,
Aquil
Hey, welcome to the community 
Building a buyer list for digital assets (especially on Dreamstime) can be slow at first, so you’re not alone. Instead of relying only on apps, try focusing on visibility and intent-based traffic:
• Optimize your Dreamstime portfolio with strong keywords and niche targeting
• Share selected assets on Pinterest, Behance, and LinkedIn to attract designers and marketers
• Create a simple landing page where you showcase your best 20–30 assets and collect emails
• Offer a free sample download to start building a potential buyer list
• Join design and stock creator communities where buyers actively look for resources
Consistency matters more than speed here. If you keep improving discoverability and audience targeting, buyers start coming in steadily.
You’re already on the right path by asking and learning — keep going 
@hmass ,
Great advice. I am following many a poits as ghighlighted by you. But it is a very daunting task to sigle handedly handle all the platforms. Nevertheless, Iam not gving up.
Thanks
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Building a buyer list for digital assets can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re relying only on tools without a clear targeting angle. Sometimes the shift happens when you stop thinking in terms of “everyone who might buy” and start narrowing down to specific use cases — marketing agencies, ecommerce brands, even SaaS companies that constantly need fresh visuals.
I’ve seen this approach work in other industries too. Following some of the content from SalesAR, especially around lead gen for ecommerce and lead gen for marketing agencies, one idea that stands out is focusing on relevance over volume. A smaller, well-defined list often performs better than a massive generic one.
Your pace being slow isn’t a bad sign — it usually means you’re building something more intentional. Refining who truly benefits from your assets might unlock more than trying another new app.
I have set a clear goal as I have to target ny buyers my dgital assets at a pltform where I have got some traction. I want to create lists of potential buyers of my asstes at Dreamstime.com whare I got some sale. i joined to learn ansd share my own success stories to all great community members.
Thanks for your kind advice NBenet.
Mrahman61