Maybe it's your work?
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Hi
I've been trying to sell digital artwork on Art Pal for a couple of months now without any sales.
I don't think Art Pal is doing anything wrong it's just that they actually don't have to make any sales for
them to make money.
Please bear with me and read on.
Over those couple of months I have paid the 95cents, or whatever it is, about six times to move a piece
to the top. This amounts to roughly a pint of beer here (I'm English) so the cost doesn't trouble me much.
Art Pals banner is currently stating that they have 197,000 artists on their books, if each of us put just one piece
to the top, that's a lot of beers.
A further point is that very few of the people viewing are likely to buy.
I moved a picture to the top yesterday (yes paying another dollar, I need that beer now) and have had 73 viewings.
29 of these are in the U.S. the rest are countries such as Vietnam, Ukraine, Russia and the U.K.
To buy one of my own prints (I didn't, I'm not that vain) added £100 in postage.
I doubt that, even if they could afford the postage it's unlikely that the viewer
in Vietnam will buy my lovely picture of Lindisfarne.
So I've gone back to good old acrylic on canvas and selling locally.
Wishing you happy painting and much success
Steve
I've been trying to sell digital artwork on Art Pal for a couple of months now without any sales.
I don't think Art Pal is doing anything wrong it's just that they actually don't have to make any sales for
them to make money.
Please bear with me and read on.
Over those couple of months I have paid the 95cents, or whatever it is, about six times to move a piece
to the top. This amounts to roughly a pint of beer here (I'm English) so the cost doesn't trouble me much.
Art Pals banner is currently stating that they have 197,000 artists on their books, if each of us put just one piece
to the top, that's a lot of beers.
A further point is that very few of the people viewing are likely to buy.
I moved a picture to the top yesterday (yes paying another dollar, I need that beer now) and have had 73 viewings.
29 of these are in the U.S. the rest are countries such as Vietnam, Ukraine, Russia and the U.K.
To buy one of my own prints (I didn't, I'm not that vain) added £100 in postage.
I doubt that, even if they could afford the postage it's unlikely that the viewer
in Vietnam will buy my lovely picture of Lindisfarne.
So I've gone back to good old acrylic on canvas and selling locally.
Wishing you happy painting and much success
Steve
Hi! I'm relatively new to Artpal and thanks for letting me put my link up. You can find me under J'd (Jade):
Thanks!!
Thanks!!
Hi
I've been trying to sell digital artwork on Art Pal for a couple of months now without any sales.
I don't think Art Pal is doing anything wrong it's just that they actually don't have to make any sales for
them to make money.
Please bear with me and read on.
Over those couple of months I have paid the 95cents, or whatever it is, about six times to move a piece
to the top. This amounts to roughly a pint of beer here (I'm English) so the cost doesn't trouble me much.
Art Pals banner is currently stating that they have 197,000 artists on their books, if each of us put just one piece
to the top, that's a lot of beers.
A further point is that very few of the people viewing are likely to buy.
I moved a picture to the top yesterday (yes paying another dollar, I need that beer now) and have had 73 viewings.
29 of these are in the U.S. the rest are countries such as Vietnam, Ukraine, Russia and the U.K.
To buy one of my own prints (I didn't, I'm not that vain) added £100 in postage.
I doubt that, even if they could afford the postage it's unlikely that the viewer
in Vietnam will buy my lovely picture of Lindisfarne.
So I've gone back to good old acrylic on canvas and selling locally.
Wishing you happy painting and much success
Steve
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I’ve been on there for a few years now and have paid to have my art moved to the top. The only sale I have had was me purchasing my own work on a mug for quality control! It was crooked. I paid almost $50 CDN for a mug and it was crooked. I made a whopping $1.24 in us funds and it’s been sitting in my pay pal ever since because I paid for my own return anyway. If anyone else has any input I would love to hear some positive reviews! If not, I’m pulling my work from there. Thank you in advance.
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