Yes, photos published under the Unsplash License are free to use for both commercial and non-commercial purposes without explicit permission or mandatory attribution (though attribution is appreciated by creators). If you have an Unsplash+ subscription, your VA can also source from their exclusive, model-released commercial collection which includes legal indemnification. Our VAs actively audit every photo for identifiable trademarks, corporate logos, or privacy concerns to ensure your brand remains safe from IP disputes.

During the initial onboarding call with your Project Manager, we review your brand guidelines, hex color palettes, preferred photography styles (e.g., minimalist, moody, candid, high-key, or vibrant), and examples of imagery you love and hate. Your VA builds private Unsplash collections and mood boards for your approval before curating assets for your live articles and marketing collateral.

Yes, absolutely. Unsplash images often exceed 5000px in raw resolution. Your VA will crop each selected image to your exact dimensions (e.g., 1200x630 for Open Graph social cards, 16:9 for blog hero headers, and 1:1 for LinkedIn carousels), ensuring the visual focal point is properly framed and not awkwardly truncated on mobile screens.

Yes. You can invite your VA as an "Author" or "Editor" on your WordPress, Webflow, or Shopify site. They will upload the compressed WebP files directly into your media library, assign the featured image to your scheduled drafts, fill out search-engine-friendly alt text and title tags, and link appropriate photographer credits if required by your editorial standards.

Your dedicated Project Manager provides quality assurance across all deliveries. They verify that image compressions meet page-speed benchmarks (sub-100KB), double-check alt-text accuracy, ensure all image crops maintain visual integrity, monitor working time logs, and act as your single point of contact for adjustments, urgent turnaround requests, or scope expansions.