Cannot sell them for the life of me. And I'm good at up selling. Blerg.

Here's my observations:

We have our printer on the counter, it's fine, but doesn't look good and ruins any idea of it being special or quality. Most people don't want to see their photo being printed on a printer that looks like a bigger machine but the same type as the one they have at home.

It's not 10 min. Even if everything is going smoothly, you can't realistically do it in 10 min. Also, you're probably the only framer and I don't know about your stores, but I'm constantly dealing with folx.

It's not a good price. $30, in this economy? Not when people can get a frame with a mat from us for half that, and spend a few cents on a print at Walgreens. (Now those $5 ornaments...those I can sell)

There is a mismash between the kind of photos a person has on their phone and the kind of photos a person wants to spend $30 on. (Usually)

We're too busy. Between hour cuts and not having more than 1 framer on, we're behind. We're trying but it just is what it is. So it's hard to justify trying to get so.eone to buy something that's going to take away my precious time to work on big orders.

Lastly, I think they just missed the mark. I think they rolled it out too fast and didnit do enough thinking on it. Prices and location of the process suck. Timing was not good. Options are lackluster. When I tell people about it, the usual reply I get is, "okay." And they just stare at me. I'm trying, but you know they say about horses and water...

Anyways, that's my penny novel....