Tips on How to sell and advertise Arts and Crafts
One of the most difficult tasks for creative people, whether they are artists, crafters, photographers or writers is selling their work.
Creative ability does not necessarily grant us with the ability to sell or publicize.
On the Artist and Artisans Place Group - I have introduced a topic dealing with tips and suggestions on the how and the where to sell our work.
This will build up with suggestions that can be added to be all members. It will then become a useful reference Group for us all.
Come and post your tips here:!!
Ways to Sell and Advertise Art and Crafts
Look forward to reading some new ideas.
Saludos
Jenny
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Comments (17)
Additya Prahasta5
coupon writter
thank for your tips :)
Nicky Day4
Very impressive and informative. There are so many people worldwide who are highly talented but need ways in which to showcase it to the public.
Muller Jeanfrancois3
http://www.artistpaintingonline.com
This is an artshow featuring paintings by artist Muller Jean Francois. Many styles will be displayed including landscapes,
native, abstract, expressionist. All art dealers, collectioners and
and art lovers in general are invited.
Muller Art Show
Jill Davidson6
Sounds like a helpful idea! I'll be sure to check it out.
Jenny Stewart11
Hi Peaceful
Thanks for the links Just on my way over there RIGHT NOW
Jeff Greene8
Online Marketing Specialist/Consultant
Here's the link to my group for" Arts and Craft Resources"
http://www.apsense.com/group/102531
And one of my blogs here at Apsense:
http://www.apsense.com/article/109800.html
I have other stuff but let's see how responses go to these tips! :)
Jean DAndrea7
Retired
Hi Jenny,
I think you're right about the camera - have been thinking about getting
a new one with close-up capability. The tripod would probably be
very handy too. :-)
Thanks
Jean
Jenny Stewart11
Hi Jean,
The secret is to have a camera with a c¡good macro /close up facility. Less than 5 cm (2 inches?) and to have a very steady hand .
if you dont have a steady hand (and I certainly dont) try using a tripod. That way there is no wobbly problem and it is easier to set the distance.
Hope this helps
Jenny
Jenny Stewart11
Hi Jeff (peaceful)
Any danger of a link for us?
It would be great
Jenny
Jenny Stewart11
Hello Sumit
Thanks for the link. Good to know people will help us
Jenny
Jenny Stewart11
Hi Gobelin
Your tapestries are amazing
Have your tried some of the places in the links for selling them?
Jenny
Jean DAndrea7
Retired
One of the hardest things to do is getting decent photos of your craftwork
for the net. At least it is for me. Just cannot take a good close up of
my jewellery.
Thanks for posting this resource.
Jean
Jeff Greene8
Online Marketing Specialist/Consultant
I have started a Group that is dedicated to finding resources for artists and craftpeople!
Come by for a visit! :)
Sumit Malhotra4
20 Years of Experience. Proven Track Record.
You can post your arts and craftwares on our website http://www.ypages.in and reachout to a global market. Its FREE!!
VESELKA ANDREEVA7
GOBELIN
Your work is magnificent.