For what it
takes, the current versatility of photo-oriented sites is absolutely stunning. Of
course, there are the old-known rivals, like Flickr or Tumblr, offering users
the possibility to create their own photo-blogs, browse others’ works, store
and share their masterpieces with others. At the same time, an array of newbies,
like Pinterest, or Imgur, for instance, is somewhat innovative, but their aim
is pretty similar, being the global sharing of beautiful, funny or simply
unusual photos.
Nonetheless,
despite a wide range of useful and convenient features, available for users,
most photo-hosting and photo-sharing apps and services don’t pay likewise as
much attention to their own image, at least as far as their pitchdecks for
investors are concerned. It is even better to put it this way: either they pay insufficient
attention to those or just don’t show them publicly to users, so it’s hard to
evaluate, how creative such pitchdecks, actually, are.
Anyway,
there are freshmen on the photo-sharing market, like Piccsy, who have opted for
public description of their benefits at the official site in the bright,
colourful and, what is important, comprehensive pitchdeck, which overplays many
of the popular pitchdeck templates.
It is not
that there appears the instant desire to name Piccsy the top app among the
others (I still can’t handle any service, except for 4shared, for storing and
sharing all my files, including photos), but if I were a wealthy man, I would
certainly think about investing in it.
As for
average users, they will certainly appreciate the service that finds it
essential to maintain its trustworthy and positive image.
All things
considered, there can be formulated some
helpful advice for photo-oriented startups, or even any startups in general: as
long as your business is still at the stage of its early development, don’t
forget that your image is vitally important, so make sure that it’s the way you
wish it to be. In this respect, your pitchdeck IS your image to a considerable
extent, thus do everything to make it intelligible, creative and bright.
Oh…and stay
cool)
Andy
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