8 Years Ago

Pricing Photos - Mark-ups And Stuff

HI there, I'm new here and I'm having the nightmare setting up mark ups.

Can someone please tell what would be good starting point for beginner seller, what numbers should I put for mark-up. I would like you to tell me some exact numbers. I just want to have some baseline and later I will adjust accordingly.

Feel free to check my profile and see the only photo I posted for now and suggest me some mark-up figures.

Thanks

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Roy Pedersen

8 Years Ago

You will get replies that you can set what you want and what you think your art is worth but that's not much help.
The easiest way to get started is to have a look at about a dozen artist that have similar art to yourself.Take a note of the prices for the sizes of art that you have and make an average and use that as a starting price.
You can then adjust prices at a later date.

Joseph C Hinson

8 Years Ago

I'd suggest loading more images at this point is more important than pricing. You can always go back and change pricing later.

Zoran Bakovic

8 Years Ago

Thanks Roy, i already thought about it.

Joseph, I'm basically starting from zero and I will upload more images as I shoot them. I think it's better to deal with this kind of problems now and as I'm building my portfolio it will be easier to deal with it.

James McCormack

8 Years Ago

I agree with Roy, It also might help to check this discussion http://fineartamerica.com/showmessages.php?messageid=2444197
for latest sales - it will give you an idea of what is selling. There is a difference between prices of what is selling and just prices. That said - I haven't sold anything here yet (need to build my images). Just been selling originals locally.

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