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InfoTrends Study Indicates Integration is Key for Online Photo Services Success
Business Wire
InfoTrends’ latest online photo services end-user study has revealed new
developments in the ways consumers are using the Internet for photo
activities. As social networking is becoming a more important component
of the photo viewing and sharing experience, many online photo services
are finding ways to integrate with social networks.
Successful online photo services are finding ways to incorporate social
networking into their business strategy, creating a connected experience
for the consumer. Photos stored on Shutterfly and Snapfish, for example,
can now easily be shared on Facebook, MySpace, and other sites. Snapfish
users can now order prints from photos stored on Facebook, and Walgreens
now has a Facebook application for photo printing. The company is the
only major U.S. retailer to offer this capability, likely because social
networks typically store photos as low-resolution files, which limits
printing options.
Alan Bullock, an Associate Director at InfoTrends, commented,
“Surprisingly, many consumers are unaware that social networks store
their photos as low-resolution files. Online photo services that offer
connectivity with social networking sites are offering consumers a
secure place to store and share their photos without having to upload
their photos to multiple sites. Educating consumers on this fact is one
way to encourage them to use a traditional online photo service that
offers this type of integration. Combining a printing option into the
mix would provide a comprehensive resource for social networkers to
manage their photo activity.”
InfoTrends’ report,
Online
Photo Services End-User Research: 2009
, examines online photo
service adoption and usage habits of consumers and outlines key business
challenges and opportunities that will emerge in the future. This
document focuses on the following areas:
- Photo uploading
- Online photo viewing
- Online photo printing
- Satisfaction with various aspects of online photo services
- Interest in online photo service features and controls
For more information or to purchase this report please visit our
online
store or contact Robyn Wuori at +1 781 616 2100 ext. 103 or e-mail
robyn_wuori@infotrends.com.
Copyright Business Wire 2009
2009-11-10 09:50:00
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