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They are easily able to increase their customer base because the free photos offer simply markets itself. Here there are numerous size and quantity options at the bottom of the app with various prices, such as 19p to change the size to 5x5. Once you have selected your photos, there’s an option to select sizes on the next screen. The free photos are in 6x4 size only, but you can pay extra to choose a larger size.
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That's my son in the second picture down!Īnother way they make a profit is by charging a small fee to upgrade the free photo size. Here are some of the items for sale from a screenshot in my app. It’s these items that they’ll make a decent profit on. They cleverly show your previously ordered photos on the products so you can see what they’ll look like as you scroll through the deals, tempting you to buy them for yourself or as gifts. These items start from as little as £6 so they are attractive even if you're on a budget. The app has several ‘deals’ for personalised photo products including:Īs you can see, there are a lot of extra items they sell via the app. One part of their business model is to sell other services via the app which are profitable. Here’s a look at how their business model should make money: A lot of our customers also order more than 45 6x4 photos per month." I actually emailed their customer service team to ask how does freeprints make money and this was their response: "We gain revenue thanks to offering more than 10 print sizes (only one of which is free), as well as deal items such as mugs, magnets, canvases etc. The free prints tempt in customers as it’s such a great deal, then they make a profit by selling personalised photo products and offering upgrades on the free photo size for a small fee. There are many ways Free Prints make money, but mainly it’s by upselling via their app.
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You can also use invite code vsully8315 when signing up and we'll each get some bonus prints. I emailed their customer service to find out for sure and have screenshots of their responses below. We’ll explore how Free Prints makes money in this blog post.
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So how can they give so many photos away for free each month? Then you can continue to get 45 photos per month for free with a nominal £1.49 postage cost. It’s not often you can get a service or product for free, but the Free Prints app gives new customer signups 10 free photos with free postage.
It got me wondering, how does Free Prints make money? Just pay shipping per each set of 250 photos.I have just signed up for the FreePrints app and ordered 10 6x4 photos completely free. *Note: There is a limit of 250 photos per Shutterfly order, but you are welcome to make as many orders as you want. Once the app is downloaded, you can easily import photos from Facebook and Instagram to your Shutterfly account.ĭownload the Shutterfly app and get those holiday photos, milestones, and vacation memories off your phone and in your hands! This offer is available for not only new, but existing Shutterfly customers as well. I have been using Shutterfly ever since Jonathan was born 7 years ago, and continue to use their service for photo cards during the holidays, and 4×6 prints.
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With most of my pictures on my iPhone, I was excited to learn for a limited time, you can get free unlimited 4×6 and 4×4 prints when you download the Shutterfly app on your iPhone, iPad and or Android device, just pay for shipping. For economy shipping, allow 7-10 business days for delivery. Get free unlimited 4×6 and 4×4 prints when you download the Shutterfly app. I lost two years worth of birthdays, summer vacations, and holidays, as I had very few photos printed. With almost all of our friends and family on the Facebook, I rarely print pictures, but I have been trying to get better at printing them every few months after loosing 2 years worth of pictures on my external hard drive a few years ago.
While I tend to take thousands of pictures a year, they are almost always transferred to my computer when my phone memory or camera memory gets full, and shared digitally. This past month we spent a weekend at Cape Cod with my extended family, and instead of bringing my expensive camera to the pool where it could get splashed with chlorine, I choose my smartphone. This post is brought to you in partnership with Shutterfly.Īlthough I love my DSLR camera, my iPhone 6 has become my go-to when it comes to snapping quick pictures of the kids or the dogs while we are at home or on the go.
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