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Devon Ingram

10 Years Ago

Uploading Images And Pricing

Hello everyone. I am a newcomer here. Just posted my site a day ago. So I had a few questions. When you upload one of your images do you have to keep reposting those images every day to be seen more? Or do you just post once and leave it as is? Also when I was doing my pricing I was slightly confused. It asked for my mark up price....Is the markup price what I would recieve for whatever was sold? Maybe someone who has sold a piece can break that down for me better. Thanks guys and good luck!

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James B Toy

10 Years Ago

Just upload your pictures once. If you've tagged them well, they'll show up whenever potential buyers search for what you have to offer. For maximum exposure, you'll need to take advantage of FAA's marketing and promotion tools (Facebook postings/shares, Facebook shopping cart, image links, etc.) YOU are the one most responsible for promoting your work. FAA provides a number of excellent tools to help you, more than any other service I know of, so take advantage of as many as you can.

The markup is what you'll receive if you sell a print. It can be any amount you want. FAA's printing costs are added to your markup to make the price the buyer sees.

If you want to order your own prints, sign into your account then purchase them normally. Your markup will be removed (just for you) and you can buy your own prints at FAA's cost.

 

Mike Savad

10 Years Ago

upload the images once, then advertise where it is all the time. the price you insert is the money you keep. the site tacks on it's own fees. if you enter a $100 you get a $100 if it's sold, unless you made a discount code and they used it.

be sure to add more keywords with plurals, and a description to help buyers and google. you'll be responsible for advertising.


---Mike Savad

 

Devon Ingram

10 Years Ago

Thanks guys that was very helpful. I appreciate it! I will definitely be taking your advice. And good luck on your pieces.

 

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