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Quick! Add Photos to your Race! They generate 6 times more interest (page views) than Results:Photos: 41 Views per participantResults: 7 Views per participant The Scott Coffee Race was the race that RunSignup was originally inspired by. This year we were able to…
Read MoreWe have added the capability to view the sponsor report by year. This is useful to separate each year of data for your race. Simply select a year in the upper right corner. We have also added a Sponsor Views column: Note…
Read MoreWe use Google Vision to automatically tag photos in our Race Day Photo platform. We are collecting more data on what works best and what does not. We’ve had one race have bad tagging results with Google Vision reading the “7” as…
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ust a couple of interesting stats. Races have loaded over 38,000 Sponsors into our Sponsor Management System. Best Damn Race in New Orleans recently uploaded over 15,000 photos for their race. 64% of those photos were tagged with our Google Vision software. Not…
Read MoreMoorestown, NJ – RunSignup announces the release of RaceDay Photos, the free race photo platform effective immediately. The system has been in beta since the summer, with hundreds of thousands of photos uploaded by hundreds of races. Suggestions made by beta-testing customers…
Read MoreRaceDay Photos now has public tagging options to enable crowdsourced tagging of bibs. There are two options that can be enabled – Add tags to any photo, or Add tags only to those photos that have no tags in them. Note we…
Read MoreWe now show the counts of tagged/untagged photos as they are uploaded and auto-tagged or manually tagged. You can now view the count on the initial page load of the Advanced Mode editor:
Read MoreIf you accidentally remove your bib tags from your photos, we now have a tool that will recover 2,000 photos per location. It is under the Bib Management: When clicked it will recover the bib numbers and display this message:
Read MoreWe have released an optimization to photo uploads to make sure that a photo is only uploaded once. This solves the situation of where a batch was uploaded and maybe some did not complete, or there were photos added and it was…
Read MoreWe are now using Google Vision to detect inappropriate content that is uploaded to the RaceDay Photo Platform. We are hoping this prevents misuse of the platform. This is the same system Google uses for their Safe Search capability. The API is pretty cool. Here…
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