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Alternative Holiday Sales
There are many retail shows based around the holiday season that artists can enter to sell their work. I have noticed some ideas lately for trying out different types of venues or making your own venue to sell during the … Continue reading
Artist Statement – Top Ten Ways to Write One
In the last column, I discussed ways to start working on your artist’s statement and why you might need one. Did you get started? Do you have a list of phrases and words to use that describe your work? If … Continue reading
Artist Statement? What’s that and why do I need it?
Most artists that I deal with do not like writing an artist statement and many don’t have one at all. Since most artistic people are more visual than language oriented, writing an artist statement becomes a difficult task. So why … Continue reading
Finding a Wholesale Show That’s Right for You
Previously, I discussed finding retail shows and doing research ahead of time before jumping right in and signing up. It is doubly important to investigate carefully before taking the plunge into wholesale markets. Wholesale shows are much more expensive than … Continue reading
Selling Both Wholesale and Retail
Many times artists choose between selling on a retail basis or on a wholesale basis. You can do both, but you need to avoid a few pitfalls when you sell both wholesale and retail. Galleries often prefer to work … Continue reading
Posted in Marketplace Mondays
Tagged markup, pricing, pricing consistency, wholesale vs retail
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A Production Calendar – What’s That?
When you’re planning on selling wholesale, you need to plan ahead to make sure that all of the orders placed by galleries and shops can be filled. Consider if you attended a wholesale market and you received 20-25 large orders. … Continue reading
One of a Kind Artwork Sold Wholesale?
I had a question about selling one of a kind artwork on a wholesale basis several weeks ago. When I first heard the question, I thought “No”. But I’ve given it some thought and I think the answer … Continue reading
Selling on Etsy
Today on Marketplace Monday, I have an invited guest to talk about Etsy and selling online. I don’t have any experience on Etsy so I thought it would be good to ask my friend Vicki to talk to you, since … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Artists, Marketplace Mondays
Tagged Etsy selling tips, hand dyed fabrics, Vicki Welsh
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Developing a Wholesale Catalog
If you plan on selling on a wholesale basis, you will need to develop a catalog. Unlike buyers at retail shows, wholesale buyers expect to be given written information about your products as they won’t be taking any of your … Continue reading
Wholesale vs Retail
Many people have asked me about the advantages of selling wholesale versus selling retail. I have talked a little about wholesale but thought I would take the next couple of columns to discuss it in more depth. This information is … Continue reading

