The graph of the data with the high quality, bright photos showed a "WOW!"-like increase. I think they have a copy of the graph in Lean Analytics now. It is a d

The graph of the data with the high quality, bright photos showed a "WOW!"-like increase. I think they have a copy of the graph in Lean Analytics now. It is a dramatic change. Not like "Oh we saw an increase in traffic" but more like hockey-stick difference. I think everyone knows better pictures are better, but I don't think anyone realized how much of a large difference it could make--especially in their area. —Oh here is a copy I found real quick. As far as I know, they hired a few photographers, saw a statistical difference, and then decided to hire 20 http://i.imgur.com/VpYTF9L.png http://i.imgur.com/VpYTF9L.png