Comments on: Article about Imagekind on TechCrunch Today

By: al-Qasr

al-Qasr — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 13:06:03 +0000

Thank you for sharing. I came to this site to read how things really are

By: savanna

savanna — Sat, 13 Jan 2007 14:30:23 +0000

ImageKind making this kind of news is great for us all!
I know there will be changes along the way, but guys please do not change the way you do business (especially the customer service you now have). However, …when you have a moment clone yourselves so you can get more sleep, when you answer e-mails late into the night I worry.

Best wishes with this little Amazon thing
Savanna

By: Sarah Schoenfeld

Sarah Schoenfeld — Sat, 13 Jan 2007 05:48:33 +0000

Well, Matt, I sure agree with you on our choice of art sites! I also agree with you that they are on the right track, and perhaps I misinterpreted your comments comparing them to cafepress.

And I’m sure that they will be considering any and all suggested features for the site’s future, too. That’s one of the best things about Imagekind, is the way they ask for feedback and suggestions.

By: Matt

Matt — Fri, 12 Jan 2007 21:31:09 +0000

I noted CafePress more as a reference for the model of uploading digital content and allowing people to buy / sell physical products. In this case, on-demand art prints / framing. It’s definitely more focussed in that regard but, in essence, that’s the process.

My contrast is more for the professional accounts since ImageKind Platinum is comparably priced to other professional, on-demand print services for photographers. The features that I mentioned are the types of things you find on other on-demand print models aimed at photographers (not cafepress)

The integrated framing is a huge win for ImageKind. I’m thinking more about the process and experience I would like a potential customer to go through. They’re on the right track.

By: Madeline Carol Matz

Madeline Carol Matz — Fri, 12 Jan 2007 20:10:57 +0000

Responsive, clean and easy. That’s experience of offering prints at imagekind.com.
The user interface makes uploading images and presenting them in a gallery totally intuitive. The option of choosing the format and framing options for the image is a great bonus. It allows the creator to show the buyer how they would like the image presented and also allows anyone buying only the prints a chance to see what it will look liked framed.

I cannot say enough about the response of the staff to questions and suggestions. In a very short time, imagekind.com has provided a much better forum for buying and selling art than any of their competitors.

Anyone, anywhere can now enjoy owning my work.