Company is conducting usability study of Irisize.com site for those who sell on eBay.
November 15, 2006 (Press Release) --
Los Angeles – Last month, Virtual Iris announced the Beta launch of its Irisize.com website. The site allows anyone to convert digital pictures into rich-media displays that can be used in e-mail and on the internet without the need to learn how to do any complex programming. The site includes an eBay Turbo-Lister that automatically inserts “Irisized” pictures directly into eBay auctions.
The company is finishing up work with its first focus group of consumers that it organized through MySpace and is now putting together a new test group that will focus on the creation of pictures to be used on the eBay website.
“The first focus group has been extremely helpful to us,” said Jim Malmberg, vice president of business development for Virtual Iris. “It has resulted in some major design changes to make Irisize.com easier to use and has given us a tremendous amount of information about our users. We expect the new focus group to provide a similar treasure trove of information about the way people use us on eBay.”
Virtual Iris is seeking 25 people or companies to participate in the eBay focus group. All participants must regularly list items for sale on eBay and all will be asked to list at least ten items on eBay through the Irisize.com website. In return for participation, users will be given a premium account on Irisize.com with 1,000 free uses of Irisize’s eBay lister, and 1,000 free images.
Anyone interested in participating in the focus group should contact Jim Malmberg directly at 818-728-1100
About Virtual Iris:
Founded in December 2003 and headquartered in Los Angeles, California, privately-held Virtual Iris allows anyone to convert their pictures into rich-media without the need to do any complex programming. The company provides the only form of rich media that is completely functional in the body of an e-mail message. To learn more about Virtual Iris, please visit www.virtualiris.com. To learn more about Irisize, please visit http://www.irisize.com.
For further information, contact:
Jim Malmberg
(818) 728-1100 phone
(818) 986-6156 facsimile
JimMalmberg@virtualiris.com
The company is finishing up work with its first focus group of consumers that it organized through MySpace and is now putting together a new test group that will focus on the creation of pictures to be used on the eBay website.
“The first focus group has been extremely helpful to us,” said Jim Malmberg, vice president of business development for Virtual Iris. “It has resulted in some major design changes to make Irisize.com easier to use and has given us a tremendous amount of information about our users. We expect the new focus group to provide a similar treasure trove of information about the way people use us on eBay.”
Virtual Iris is seeking 25 people or companies to participate in the eBay focus group. All participants must regularly list items for sale on eBay and all will be asked to list at least ten items on eBay through the Irisize.com website. In return for participation, users will be given a premium account on Irisize.com with 1,000 free uses of Irisize’s eBay lister, and 1,000 free images.
Anyone interested in participating in the focus group should contact Jim Malmberg directly at 818-728-1100
About Virtual Iris:
Founded in December 2003 and headquartered in Los Angeles, California, privately-held Virtual Iris allows anyone to convert their pictures into rich-media without the need to do any complex programming. The company provides the only form of rich media that is completely functional in the body of an e-mail message. To learn more about Virtual Iris, please visit www.virtualiris.com. To learn more about Irisize, please visit http://www.irisize.com.
For further information, contact:
Jim Malmberg
(818) 728-1100 phone
(818) 986-6156 facsimile
JimMalmberg@virtualiris.com
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