Questions on Selling Art Online

by theabundantartist

I’ve had some really great opportunities to interview a lot of artists over the last six months. I’ve been talking a lot about what I think you need to know when it comes to selling art online. Now I’d like to know – what questions do you have?

Ask your question in the comments below, email me at Cory [at] TheAbundantArtist.com, or on Twitter @agoodhusband. I’ll respond to as many of your questions as I can in upcoming blog posts.

Best question before the weekend is over gets a free 30 minute consultation on how to sell art online (we can talk about your website, email marketing, social media, whatever).

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Angela Baumgartner

What is the biggest mistake most artists make when trying to sell their work online?

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Mimi Plevin-Foust

My husband has been exploring ImageKind as a place to sell his work online. What do you know about it? What other sites might you recommend? Their system looks great, but a lot of the work is not great and the asking prices are quite low. He is a fine artist doing computer art, paintings & drawings.

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Julie Martin

I am thinking of having prints made of some of my watercolor paintings and selling them on sites like Etsy. I'm not sure how to go about having prints made, as far as making it profitable. Any suggestions?

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  1. How To Price Art Prints says:
    February 22, 2010 at 9:58 am

    [...] Julie Martin wrote in with the following question: I am thinking of having prints made of some of my watercolor paintings [...]

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