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Dollar Photo Club, explained

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April 21, 2014
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Transcript

  1. Oleg  Tscheltzoff  founded  Fotolia  in  Paris  

  2. It’s  the  biggest  stock  photo  company   outside  the  US

     (over  $100m  revenues)  

  3. But  he  wanted  to  take  the  US  market…  

  4. …and  take  down  the  two  big  players  in   the

     US,  Shu*erstock  and  iStock  

  5. ShuIerstock  and  iStock  overcharge   customers  with  complex  pricing  

  6. Hard  to  understand  “credits”  or   downloads  that  disappear  with

     Nme  

  7. So  Oleg  launched  a  crazy  startup…  

  8. …to  blow  up  their  business  models  

  9. Dollar  Photo  Club  based  in  NYC  

  10. Every  image  is  $1.  No  credits,  no   expiring  downloads,

     no  upsells,   no  bait-­‐and-­‐switch,  no  surprises   (25  million  images.  All  in  XXL  hi-­‐res.  All  $1.  Really!)  

  11. Try  it!  www.dollarphotoclub.com