I get it. When you're first starting out you're broke and you're doing your best to bootstrap things and save as much money as possible. So, the idea of spending money on quality images for your project, even if they are just a couple of dollars, doesn't seem like something you can afford. I was the same way when I first got started in online marketing. But back then stock photography marketplaces weren't as abundant as they are now and prices weren't nearly as affordable. Now, sure, if you're just starting out and trying to make your first couple hundred or couple thousand dollars a month online, you may decide to cut corners and use free images you find on Google Images or reverse image search sites like TinEye . But, once you start to see a little success, I encourage you to start using more professional photos. There are even some really high quality free stock photo websites out there like Unsplash and Pixabay , so there isn...