Figured It Out

Kathleen

Hi Everyone,

I just wanted to thank everyone for all of your help with my issues taking photographs for my online jewelry studio. It was my camera after all! It is a simple $40 Target Digital, and my photos ended up looking like crap, so I used my mom's expensive digital instead and the photos look wonderful!

I will update this post with a new link once I have uploaded the new photos at my online studio.

Thanks again!

Also, I still need a graphic banner for my online studio front. If anyone is interested in helping me, please let me know.

Also, does anyone have any other marketing tips for selling my jewelry online, or elsewhere? I have ordered very pretty business cards with my ArtFire studio on them (when they arrive I will post a photo).

THANKS!

16 years ago

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Latest reply was from chewyspaghetti

chewyspaghetti

Veteran

Have you looked at etsy?

16 years ago

Kathleen

Active Member

I have, but to sell on Etsy, you have to pay. Chewy, please check it out and let me know what you think.

16 years ago

chewyspaghetti

Veteran

I have a store there, and have for several years. I think it's a great option. You only pay a portion of your sales, so if you don't sell anything you don't pay anything.

16 years ago

chewyspaghetti

Veteran

I think you do pay a listing fee, now that I think about it- but it's very minimal. It's much cheaper to start with a store there than make your own website, and you have the bonus of all of the traffic already at the site.

16 years ago

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