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(December 2024) Printers are a ubiquitous device in most households. The all-in-one multifunction color inkjet printer is the most popular type, and home printers are used to print everything from documents to photos and coupons, as well as used for scanning and copying. Rise Above Research believes that printer manufacturers can still work on ways to make them more appealing to buyers.

(December 2024) Rise Above Research tracks standard prices for a variety of popular photo merchandise products, with prices gathered on a quarterly basis throughout the year from vendor websites. Using data collected from 2017-2024, this report analyzes the product price increases that have occurred over that time period for photo cards, photo books and photo calendars. In addition to standard product prices, the report also shows data for shipping charges.

(November 2024) The 2024 US Photo Merchandise Study is the result of an online survey that covers a broad range of products including photo cards, photo books, photo calendars, photo wall/tabletop décor, and other photo product categories. It includes both quantitative and qualitative questions on buying habits, attitudes, and future expectations, as well as questions on how inflation and the economy impacted buying behaviors.

(September 2024) The 2024 US Photo Print Forecast: 2023-2028 is a five-year forecast for photo prints. The forecast is broken out by home printing, online printing and retail store printing for volume and revenue. The report features a summary of market drivers and barriers, as well as forecast methodology and key recommendations. PowerPoint summary charts and Excel file are also provided.

(June 2024) The 2024 US Photo Printing Study provides the results of an extensive online survey of 1,113 US consumers that focused on printing habits and behaviors for traditional photo prints. The study provides an in-depth analysis of retail, online, and home printing methods, as well as the impact of economic concerns on print habits. Non-printers were also asked about why they choose not to print and what could be done to make prints more attractive.