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Flickr is a photo sharing website launched in 2004 by founders Caterina Fake and Stewart Butterfield. It allows users to upload and share photos for free. Flickr makes money through advertising on its site, with advertisers paying per click. The website aims to make sharing photos with friends and family easier by creating profiles and applications for mobile devices. While free for users, Flickr faces privacy issues around other users obtaining and posting pictures without permission. It was briefly blocked in the UAE due to sexually explicit photos hosted on the site.
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Flickr case study
- 1. Flickr Case StudyMCM 354 Sara Al Uraifi & Jawaher Al Suwaidi
- 2. What is Flickr? Flickrwas founded in 2004. The founders were Caterina Fake and Stewart Butterfield. Flickr is a web site owned by It offers photo sharing and a host of related services for users of any level beginners to professionals. It is the fastest-growing photo sharing site on the web.
- 3. What is the business model of Flickr? Not a type of money making plan. The creators usually launch the website and then try to think of ways to make money. Flickr is known to be a free platform website, the only way to make profit is through advertising. Advertising on websites like Flickr are pay-by-click.
- 4. On the other hand, Flickr receive profit via other companies who pay them to advertise on their website. Flickr has more than 3 million users. Examples in UAE, the advertisement you may see is of Abu Dhabi Food Control Authority, Clearasil and many more.
- 7. What is the web-marketing plan of Flickr? Flickr’s mission: To make sharing photos with friend and family easier by creating profiles and uploading pictures on the website as well as providing applications for iPhone, Blackberry and iPads.
- 8. Flickr’s goals 1. They want to help people make their photos available to the people who matter to them. 2. They want to enable new ways of organizing photos and video.
- 9. How can we advertise in Flickr? In order to be able to advertise on Flickr, advertisers need to reserve their spots through http://adspecs.yahoo.comor by contact Flickr.
- 12. Use your Flickr profile to advertise your company, products, services, etc
- 14. Find and join appropriate groups and share your photos in those groups.
- 15. Link prominently from your web site to your Flickrphotostream.
- 18. THANK YOU