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Send Any Image to Multiple Web Sites & Emails with One Click with Free Utility for PCs & Macs

That, in fact, is a challenge for many users. A 2007 study by Parks Associates found that nearly half of all social networkers regularly use more than one site, while one in six use three or more. That does not include other social media properties such as photo communities.

ShoZu’s own data indicates that more than one-third of the users of the company’s mobile uploading services publish images to multiple social media websites as well as to email addresses, and that proportion is growing every week.

From the article "Send Any Image to Multiple Web Sites & Emails with One Click with Free Utility for PCs & Macs" by Terri Stone.

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