Item: Adobe Stock
Rating: 6
Author: Patricia Rountree

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We have a web design division and always looking for artwork and graphics. They have a "free" section which my designer tried, good quality images.

Pros and Cons

Sharp Images
Lots of variation
Easy to find what you need

The free section isn't clear" i.e., free forever or just for a specific time, or amount of uses.
Support that is readily available.
One click " thank you for tying" cancellation process.

Most Important Features

The company
Availability
Cost effectiveness

Return on Investment

Images on a blog: did not experience any more interest - ROI the same.
Images on website, did not produce increased interest.
Images are necessary, to break up a webpage and make it interesting, therefore the ROI or interest we had may be because of the image.

Alternatives Considered

Shutterstock

We currently use this as we did not continue with Adobe Stock.

Key Insights

Do you think Adobe Stock delivers good value for the price?

Not sure

Are you happy with Adobe Stock's feature set?

Yes

Did Adobe Stock live up to sales and marketing promises?

I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process

Did implementation of Adobe Stock go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy Adobe Stock again?

It is good for graphics on the go; when you do not have original artwork for a website, post, or blog. The licensing needs to be read so you know if you can use the image as you, please - For example, on a printed brochure.

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Overall Satisfaction with Adobe Stock