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Jason Jackson of TSS Photography generated $5000 in sales from 122 participants at a collegiate ring ceremony using GradPics Now and Selfie Check-In™. That averages over $39 per participant with a 78.8% profit margin, helped by well over 2000 photos and a family photo station.
Tosha LaForest of Tosha Cole Photography has shot the same high school dance for 7 years, and PartyPics Now changed her results. Her profit grew from the usual $300 to over $800, with total sales surpassing $1100, using Tap-A-Face, Selfie Check-In™, and Price Level 6.
Eric, a photography teacher, used GradPics Now at a graduation hoping for about $1,200 in sales and reached almost $12,000 within seven days. The event, run with Selfie Check-In and Price Level 8, passed well over $15,000, and he hired 4 of his current and former students.
Amy Lombardo & her team photographed a last minute military ball and at the time of writing this article had over $15,000 in sales!
Bruce Heflin used GradPics Now with Selfie Check-In™ at a Nursing College graduation and reached roughly $2600 in sales in less than two weeks. He had made roughly $200 a year there before, a roughly 1200% increase, with a total profit margin of roughly 75%.
In his first year covering a Father/Daughter dance, Eric Miller of MillerFoto passed $2,100 in sales in one week with Party Pics Now. Using Tap-A-Face, that works out to about $13.65 per father's face tapped, with an 82% total profit margin at Price Level 11 and funds deposited within the week.