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I opened my art shop as a flexible one with 2 price ranges, but I'm thinking about giving up on the 2 ranges and have just one.
How much would be an okay price for the below quality art?
Or should I just stick to the two ranges for now?
Here are some examples:
https://i.lensdump.com/i/inuid0.png https://i.lensdump.com/i/inuWi3.jpg https://i.lensdump.com/i/ieENS9.jpg https://i.lensdump.com/i/izaCsK.png https://i.lensdump.com/i/iHAjek.jpg
More examples can be found in my shop: https://horseeden.com/forums.php?f=58&t=32132
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i dont see any reason why you couldnt start at the higher of the two price ranges.
If no one orders, lower the price a little. If you can't stay open (cause too many people order) raise the price a little bit.
Eventually you will find the happy median price where you get enough orders to stay busy, but not overwhelmed.
As you start progressing in your art, you'll start bringing in more orders. Then you raise them a little bit to keep your happy median. If more artistic competition pops up, you may find yourself having to lower them a little again.
Its a pretty fluid process. |
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Thank you Jello!
Jellos Warmbloods said:
i dont see any reason why you couldnt start at the higher of the two price ranges.
If no one orders, lower the price a little. If you can't stay open (cause too many people order) raise the price a little bit.
Eventually you will find the happy median price where you get enough orders to stay busy, but not overwhelmed.
As you start progressing in your art, you'll start bringing in more orders. Then you raise them a little bit to keep your happy median. If more artistic competition pops up, you may find yourself having to lower them a little again.
Its a pretty fluid process.
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