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So am I priced too high? I've been having trouble getting orders in my shop: Or is the name of it and/or order names a turn off? I offered three free slots in an attempt to get interest in my shop but I didn't get any "actual" orders. Tips? |
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The first thing I noticed is the crazy cursive font you've got for your pricing sheet... that might be a huge turn off because in reality, not everyone can read it. I myself can, but even that font is just a lot and I feel like you should switch to something more simple and easy to read? There are plenty of artists who could make you a really nice pricing sheet, such as Ven :) |
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I agree with Idle Lane Farms. I couldn't read the pricing either.. |
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Idle Lane Farms said:
The first thing I noticed is the crazy cursive font you've got for your pricing sheet... that might be a huge turn off because in reality, not everyone can read it. I myself can, but even that font is just a lot and I feel like you should switch to something more simple and easy to read? There are plenty of artists who could make you a really nice pricing sheet, such as Ven :)
I can make the font simple easily, so what do you think of the background? Still too busy? |
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Pricing sheets I find just need to be simple Perhaps just boxes for each price with a solid or gradient colour with a simple, readable font |
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Chanson said:
Idle Lane Farms said:
The first thing I noticed is the crazy cursive font you've got for your pricing sheet... that might be a huge turn off because in reality, not everyone can read it. I myself can, but even that font is just a lot and I feel like you should switch to something more simple and easy to read? There are plenty of artists who could make you a really nice pricing sheet, such as Ven :)
I can make the font simple easily, so what do you think of the background? Still too busy?
The background is still a little bit busy for me. |
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Alright so what do you think of the actual prices? Too high or just right? |
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I would make the backdrop a simple solid color or a gradient. I wouldn't recommend doing actual images and stuff, it draws attention away from your prices. |
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As far as pricing goes, I'd maybe drop to high tier 3. 40k for a set and 45k for a horse avatar is what I'd do for you. You've got a couple really nice pieces but they're very inconsistent. Once you start to gain more customers and become more consistent in your skills, then I'd consider moving to tier 2 but for now I'd go tier 3. |
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Idle Lane Farms said:
As far as pricing goes, I'd maybe drop to high tier 3. 40k for a set and 45k for a horse avatar is what I'd do for you. You've got a couple really nice pieces but they're very inconsistent. Once you start to gain more customers and become more consistent in your skills, then I'd consider moving to tier 2 but for now I'd go tier 3.
I agree with Idle Lane Farms. |
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