Flickr is an image and video hosting website that allows over 51 million registered members to share and interact around thousands of photos uploaded every minute, totaling over 4.5 million images daily. Free accounts have limited storage and features, while paid Pro accounts for $24.95 per year provide unlimited uploads, storage and bandwidth. Flickr targets millennial, male, and affluent audiences by engaging members with relevant ads on the homepage, photos, search pages, and more. Both positives like unlimited storage for Pro members and negatives like copyright issues have impacted Flickr over time.

1. “Almost certainly… The best online photo management and sharing application in the world.” By: Brandon WT MacLeod

3. Community of 51 million registered members across the world eager to share and interact.

4. Thousands of photos uploaded every minute.

6. Smaller memory.

7. Features; very minimal.

8. Pro account (US $24.95 a year):

9. Unlimited photo and video uploading.

10. Unlimited storage and bandwidth.

11. HD video.

13. Men and woman ages 15 – 24.

14. Active and connected.

15. Passion for gaming and/or entertainment.

16. Men ages 18 – 34 :

17. Active, driven and in the know.

18. Affluents :

19. Men and woman ages 15 – 64.

20. $100k+ household income (HHI)

22. Flickr Homepage: Engage members instantly with the first ad they see on Flickr.

23. Photo Pages: Align your ad placement with striking images.

25. Tagging and book marking.

27. Uploaded photos can be seen and/or taken my users.

31. Information involving them and what is happening across the world.

32. Pictures and images relating to the topics.

35. http://www.flickr.com/about/

36. http://blog.flickr.net/en

37. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/6316761.stm