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I just opened up my first photo account with flickr and it was amazingly easy to upload several hundred photos from a trip to the botanical gardens and then ema
by yaacovtp 19y ago
I just opened up my first photo account with flickr and it was amazingly easy to upload several hundred photos from a trip to the botanical gardens and then email the series to friends. It's so simple even my grandmother can use it.
I'd advise you to work on your copywriting. With all the free photo hosting sites out there already I don't think people care about average number of photos times x number of cents to host per year. They just want to know how easy it is and that it's free or that they are getting an incredible deal by paying a subscription fee.
If you're targeting people who are new to the web, talking about zip archives will likely scare them away. Keep it simple.
- yaacovtp 19y agoI'd give away more invites here as well, but the last time I did, two people I invited didn't even bother to sign up. You guys suck.
- falsestprophet 19y agoI would appreciate one. Their front page is gorgeous and I would like to see what AJAX I can learn/rip off the rest. falsestprophet at g mail
- dawie 19y agoI really want one. I promise to sign up.
- codeLove 19y agowould really appretiate one. codebutterfly gmail.com
- brlewis 19y agoThanks for the feedback on simplicity. That's the main thing I'm working on. It started out as something for me, and I'm massaging it into something for everybody. About your botanical garden photos -- I don't expect to compete with flickr for that kind of situation, where several hundred photos are from one event and thus don't really need organizing. Several hundred photos that could be organized for you by date is the kind of need I address.