Lot Of Visits: No Sale

Vaidya, didn't you ask the same question a few days ago. If you use the search feature on the discussion page you will get hundreds of threads where advice has been given by some very switched on people.

"Lots" is relative. Lots of bots, lots of tire tickers or lots of qualified buyers that you've brought here from your marketing efforts? 1,000 views is not really a lot.

i'm so certain i gave an explanation a few days ago. i'd rather not have to say it again

http://fineartamerica.com/showmessages.php?messageid=2341638&targetid=2343029#2343029

here you go.


to sum up

all your descriptions are copyright threats, your store isn't organized


it has random things. would you buy this for your wall?


other images - can't print because they aren't in focus.


when you sell you have to focus on who would want it. i'm not sure what this even is. you have to find the people to buy your work. my suggestions:

1. scan your drawings and such there is glare
2. remove most if not all your photos. don't use filler unless your photos are as good as the other art. it won't help you sell it, don't weaken the brand.
3. if you do have photos make sure they are sharp
4. add more keywords
5. add descriptions and remove the copyright threat
6. organize into galleries, it's cluttered now.
7. advertise.
8. have work with a specific focus in mind.


---Mike Savad
MikeSavad.com

Thank you. I will look at that. I appreciate it.

oh and join groups.

---Mike Savad
MikeSavad.com

Vaidya, I have been here since 2011, have just over 10,000 views and exactly one sale. You should probably give it more time, more effort, or both.

Scanning your portfolio I'm not seeing a lot of images that people would want to hang on their living room wall. Take a look at the recently sold page, take a trip to a home store and see the type of images they sell, visit art galleries, look around your own home and see what you've purchased.

I too remember you asking this.

Listen to Mike.
market market market. FAA doesn't sell for you, you sell for you.

Something like this might sell as stock to illustrate the long cold winter but who would buy it as fine art? You have to understand who your potential buyers are - people who want to hang art on their walls to beautify their home, not remind them that they need to shovel off the roof.

it looks like a little surfer should be on it.


---Mike Savad
MikeSavad.com

LOL...deja vu... I was wondering where my answer went...guess it's on the other post.

you asked the same question three days ago.

http://fineartamerica.com/showmessages.php?messageid=2341638