Tips to Getting Better Prints – Order Fulfillment Guide – FAQs
What is your ultimate goal as an artist or photographer? I have asked this question countless times, and the responses vary wildly, from earning a few extra dollars for supplies to traveling the world for inspiration. However, the common thread is always the same: the desire to generate more sustainable revenue from their craft.
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One area of frustration for photographers is the framing of photo prints.
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Merchandising your artwork is one of the best way to make money off your photos or artwork. The term simply means offering your imagery as part of a product such as printed on the surface of a coffee mug, mouse pad, puzzle or more.
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An artist asked, “What kind of paper should I choose? I am just getting into printing and don’t know what type of paper to select. Can you help me?” Of all the questions we get, I have to put this at the top.
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I met master photographer Elizabeth Homan last week who was speaking at a photographer event we regularly sponsor. She made a statement that when she shoots her portraits she likes to shoot the people small in the frame. She does this because it encourages her clients to order bigger prints from her.
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Not too long ago, a well-published photographer I work with regularly reached out to me. He had been looking for ways to increase sales of his framed photo prints, which he orders through us and has drop-shipped directly to his customers.
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How many of you are artists or photographers are on Instagram? Instagram has changed on how your images are being viewed. Here are some tips to work with the new changes.
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Will you be at Bayou City Art Festival in Houston? Let us know.
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Despite all of the advancements in technology since the introduction of window displays back in the late 1800’s, presentation still holds the most chips. And, as any successful store window designer knows, it isn’t enough to simply show off your products. No, you’ve got to set a stage; a scenario.
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If you are going to be selling your art as prints or already have been doing so, are you also offering Certificates of Authenticity (COA) to your buyers?
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