Would like to know what you all think but most importantly does it work.
How do I now get people to the site, could it work for my digital art or should I join Etsy, Zazzle or Red Bubble? Your comments would be much appreciated.
About Me
- Angie
- Yanchep (north of Perth), Western Australia, Australia
- Welcome to my blog about day to day living on the coast of Western Australia. An eclectic mix of things that make life interesting. Born Brighton, Sussex UK arrived Western Australia 1969 never turned back.
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4 comments:
oh wow, what a cool idea Ang...love them :) I have a friend who sells on red bubble and another few friends who sell on etsy, I've not much experience since I used to sell jewellery on ebay years ago, but what about your local tourist information centre or community centre?
I found zazzle a waste of time and cancelled my account with them. Let me know how the one you are with works out
Hi Angie - thanks for stopping by :)
Not all that familiar with zazzle and I've never heard of red bubble, but I do have an etsy shop and it works pretty good for the things I sell.
Your post cards are beautiful.
Your new site looks good. One small edit in the title...correct the spelling of 'calender'. It's right everywhere but there.
Having said that, I wonder if Etsy - or another retail site - might not be better? It would give you the exposure to people who are looking to buy. And it would take care of the money part in a secure way and give convenience to your buyers.
Just as a display site though it looks nice.
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