Selling Fine Art Photography: A 4 Step Strategy

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Are you a fine art photographer with a portfolio of inspiring photography that deserves a place on someone's wall, but can't make enough sales?

Have you tried to sell your work online without much success?

Nigel Merrick here from the Prime Focus Lab, and I've talked to many photographers just like you over the last ten years about the challenges they've experienced when it comes to selling fine art photography online.

One of the obvious problems I hear from photographers is that their sales have dried up or never took off to begin with.

Maybe they managed to sell a few prints here and there from their website, or through one of the many online outlets such as Etsy or Fine Art America, but the results aren't enough to feel like a serious business.

At best, photographers resign themselves to seeing it as simply a sideline income, with no high expectations attached to it.

At worst, it's a nightmare of hard work with zero sales that causes a lot of of stress and worry.

If you're like most photographers, I expect your situation falls somewhere between those two extremes.

But why does it have to be so hard?

After all, everyone tells you how wonderful your work is, and how talented you are with a camera.

They just won't buy it and hang it on their wall for some hard-to-understand reason.

To figure out why this happens, we should take an objective look at the selling system...

I go into this topic in a lot more detail at the Prime Focus Lab, and there's a link above to the full article.

You can also get my book — Selling Fine Art Photography — from Amazon, as a Kindle eBook or in paperback. You can find out more about that from the website as well.

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Thanks for watching, please do add your own thoughts and comments to the discussion below, and I wish you lots of success in your photography adventures...