Now that you've built your gallery, the next step is to submit it to the TGPs. To make any serious money at gallery submission, you'll need to submit your gallery to as many TGPs as possible. The nature of the TGP world is that you need large amounts of traffic to make money. Click-through and conversion ratios for gallery traffic are relatively low, although this is offset by the sheer amount of traffic that your galleries will receive.

A submitter program will automate the process of duplicating and submitting your galleries. With submission software and a good database, you can submit a gallery to hundreds of TGPs in about 30 minutes or so. TGP submission software is available in every price range, though I would recommend you choose a paid version.

Chameleon Submitter is the most popular submission program available, and for good reason. Along with ease of use, Chameleon comes with a complete and frequently updated database of over 2000 sites. With a monthly license option at $19.95 a month, Chameleon is the easiest and cheapest way to get started submitting. You can also opt for the yearly license at $149. A trial version is available.

Be sure to pick up Chameleon Confirmer while you're at it. Some TGPs require you to confirm your submission through an email confimation link. To do this manually will consume significant amounts of your time. Chameleon Confirmer is available for a one-time fee of $29. Be sure to use a separate email account for your submission activity, and use just one email address for all of your submissions.

Advanced Submitter is a flexible, feature-packed and impressive piece of software. AS has a built-in email confirmer, and it has the ability to submit to link lists, link dumps – any site that has a form. The registered version of Advanced Submitter is $98; this includes one year of updates and tech support. Database updates are available for an additional fee. A trial version is available.

If you insist on using a free program, the Adam TGP Submitter is probably the best one available. However, the interface leaves a lot to be desired, and you'll need to build your own database or purchase one from another webmaster.