How do you determine the appropriate selling price to one of your art pieces? would you say that adding the price of all the materials used, and doubling/tripling that, would be a fair amount?
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jazzy jazz
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You've got to think about the time and effort involved as well. Also how much the piece means to you.
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It is fair to double the amount of material cost.,as a starting point,however you must consider what would someone be willing to pay for it.Somewhere in between there will be a selling price..Mark it high and then you have room to negotiate.
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Triple the cost of supplies plus time involved. Figure both factors by thinking of what you should make for a living in your area, if the project was a part of a forty hour week.
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Number one priority is for it to sell. Number two is for you to make money. Don't be so high priced no one can afford you, but gouge them for as much as possible.
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