strated the latest updates to the evolv-
ing Smile 2.0 system.
Andrew Bloomfield, Creative Lead,
discussed the income-building potential
of custom graphics on Face Place Photo
Booths and demonstrated how the net-
worked units support this function.
Kris Link, Vice President of Sales,
gave a comprehensive review of pic-
ture quality, an area where Apple has
invested time and resources to achieve
clearer photos. She also led a round
table discussion on prospecting loca-
tions, what makes a good photo booth
location, and issues of special concern
to operators.
Avery provided insights into the
Apple Face Place network, saying, “We
have built a true network and we are
continuing to invest aggressively in
expanding its capabilities. This means
the capabilities and value of each Face
PLAY METER
Apple Industries CEO
Allen Weisberg conducts
an information session.
Place Photo Booth on location goes up
every year, not down.”
Betson representatives said, “Spend-
ing a full day with Apple, so we can
become real experts on Face Place
Photo Booths, provides a solid return
on investment in the form of product
knowledge that will really pay off for
our operators.”
Attendees received diplomas and
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came away with a deeper understand-
ing of Face Place Photo Booths as a
brand-new, stand-alone category of
equipment.
The success of this first class will
be replicated this spring and summer
as distributors come to Apple Indus-
tries’ offices for specialized education.
For more information, visit (www.face
placephoto.com). s
JULY 2016