Subject: Friend, curious how to protect your lifetime of photographs from natural disasters?

SUBJECT: Digitizing pictures: new innovations at ScanMyPhotos.com

How to protect your lifetime of photographs from natural disasters or from fading away due to the ravages of time.

There is a simple way to digitize photos before a disaster strikes. Don't wait until it's too late.


This keeps happening.


The stories we hear are heartbreaking. How would you feel if your lifetime of nostalgic archives faded away or were ruined due to a natural disaster?


This trending human-interest story will help prevent billions of family heirlooms -- irreplaceable photo memories from being obliterated like these after a hurricane:

This topic is urgent if you’re on the hunt for a newsworthy story that affects everyone.


Our new tech innovations were designed to pique your reader’s interest. Forged from our 32-years of experience as a nationally recognized photo archivists, I can share simple hacks to digitize pictures and safeguard a family’s history.


ScanMyPhotos.com hit a big milestone -- one billion pictures preserved. The simplicity of our new website reinvents how to have pictures scanned, along with new innovations like same-day scanning and instant uploading.


I can share what we learned, personalized stories, and simple tips for preserving all those boxes of 35mm slides, home move film, negatives, VHS tapes, and photo snapshots.


Never underestimate the importance of being prepared for any type of emergency - especially one that could destroy your photo collection.


Friend, if this is a good fit, I am always available to share everything, especially when you’re on a deadline


Thanks for your potential interest in profiling what's new from the world of photo scanning,


Mitch Goldstone, CEO, ScanMyPhotos.com

Contact link: (Goldstone@ScanMyPhotos.com)


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Founded in 1990, ScanMyPhotos.com is a photo archival company that just reached the milestone of preserving one billion pictures