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I am probably not going to move tiers yet, I've still got to get a lot more consistency and practice with specific things, but I'm thinking I should maybe raise my prices a touch. most recent examples: |
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For reference I'm currently asking 35K+ for horse avis and 60K+ for full sets (the + is complexity). Top piece was personal, middle was a commission and I drew the markings, bottom was an auction and sold for 80K (all cuts). I still have to chop up the cuts lol I haven't forgotten |
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I think you could raise your prices by 10k-15k :) |
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Personally I think you are doing great so far! I feel like you are good with your prices but possibly undercharging a little. Your prices shouldn't have as big of a margin in price difference that they do now, so I would recommend doing around 45k for just a horse avatar, and 60k for all cuts. As a former shop owner, you are always allowed to change your prices as you see fit and see how that affects people ordering and adjust from there. |
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Wild Winnie Equine said:
I think you could raise your prices by 10k-15k :)
Spirtasi Whims said:
Personally I think you are doing great so far! I feel like you are good with your prices but possibly undercharging a little. Your prices shouldn't have as big of a margin in price difference that they do now, so I would recommend doing around 45k for just a horse avatar, and 60k for all cuts. As a former shop owner, you are always allowed to change your prices as you see fit and see how that affects people ordering and adjust from there.
Thank you both! I'm reluctant to raise my prices too much because I definitely am not confident enough to move up to T2, but just raising the horse avi price makes sense to me |
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