Roger;
The bots help people find you. They're sent from the search engines to gather information. They're your friend. Help them out by putting in the best, most relevant keywords. "Sunset" is a generic keyword. Keep in in, of course, but think about location as keywords, too. On this one
you have Cape May. If that's an actual location, that's a good start, but I don't see the state or nearest town listed. This is what I came up with when I searched "Cape May" --
Cape May Art
Displaying: 1 - 36 of 2060 cape may art for sale (0.002 s)
This one here --
is a stunning piece. Again, there is nothing that tells the prospective buyer where it was taken in the keywords. I see the location in the caption, but I would spell out New Jersey. People here say that different search engines see different things. Just because it's in the caption doesn't mean it will turn up in a search. A search for "Howell NJ" did not bring up your spectacular image.
And then I would suggest looking at other pricing. You're seriously under selling yourself and that could possibly be making buyers wary. Go to a similiar photographer, click on an image, then click "Art Print" and go to where the price is and click "Show Price Details. The price will be listed. Just keep in mind that FAA adds a $5 mark-up. There's a few 8 inch prints you're basically giving away.
Sorry for the unasked for advice.
