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Zoe Oakley

9 Years Ago

Marking Up Your Print Styles...a Little Help Please!

Hi there I am new here and am having a little trouble pricing my work. when it comes to marking up, it does not give me in what format it means ie canvas print/acrylic print etc. it only states the size. When I came to submit the piece the canvas choice seemed very over priced, compared to other artists. and I am a little confused on how to fix this. as there is no indication which print style I am adjusting???
Maybe I am being an idiot
but a little help would be grateful :)
cheers

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Val Arie

9 Years Ago

You can go behind the scenes and bulk edit all your prices...or do it individually by editing each piece. Your markup only applies to sizes not to print medium. If you have a markup of $20 on a particular size that will apply to every medium in that size.

 

Joseph C Hinson

9 Years Ago

Zoe; look at your prices. They're all very low on the prints. (Since I don't do originals, I can't speak on those prices.) Your art is priced lower than my photographs, which I'm not sure should be the case. When you got a 30 inch print, the prices should be close to or at three digits before the decimal point. If you don't value your art, no one else will either. Go through similar portfolios as to yours, click "Art Print" then click "Show Price Details" to get an idea what people are selling for her.

 

Zoe Oakley

9 Years Ago

Alright Thanks for that, I will re access, yes they Are under priced, it is partly the confusion with the currency difference and not being able to see the asking price while being logged in to my account...I'll get over it I'm sure, I guess I have to just stick to My asking price no matter what! Cheers

 

Bob VonDrachek

9 Years Ago

Zoe - if you log out without closing the page you will see what the customer sees when you check out your pricing and you can check your price details there just like a customer can.

 

Joseph C Hinson

9 Years Ago

In a way, it shouldn't matter about what price you see. You put your own mark-up in Behind the Scenes. When people buy from here, they know they'll pay for quality. A few dollars here and there won't help or hurt. Put what you want to make in the slot!

 

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