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What I Know About Selling Art

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Scene From Chinatown, 30" x 30", acrylic on museum wrapped canvas
Scene From Chinatown, 30″ x 30″, acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas

 

 

Service, Service, Service

You can’t scrimp on quality.

Presentation is important.

Let your customers tell you what they want and listen.

The best ones do go first, you better be willing to let them go.

The more you sell the more you sell, sales feed upon each other.

Customers want to purchase from successful artists, so let them know you are successful.

Keep in contact with your customers.

Make your customers your friends. 

 Your customers have something in common with you; you both love your art.

Don’t be afraid to let your customers know what you are doing, your goals and objectives.

Customers love to know the story behind the painting. They also love to know the process.

If you are excited about your work, they will sense it.

Your art needs to be seen, the more often it is seen the more chances to sell your art.

You must be approachable.

Make it easy for your customer to purchase from you, have a variety of ways they can pay for your work.

Respect your customer’s time.

Honor your word and guarantee your work.

 

What tips do you have about selling art?  Please share!

2k14 current footage 6052 sq. inches 

*All art from Janet Vanderhoof’s Fine Art Gallery, maybe seen in Janet’s studio at Morgan Hill, CA.   You may purchase through contacting my email jvander51@msn.com or phone (408) 460-7237.  Thank you!

 


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