Three ways in.
Free · from Jessica at Dynamic Intuition
14 years selling art online. Here's the checklist I wish I'd had.
You made the art. That was supposed to be the hard part. Then came the listings, the sizes, the mockups, the posting, and the feeling that everyone else has a team.
They don't. They have a checklist. This is mine: 14 things I'd tell myself on day one, plus the 9 tools that do the work.
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A peek inside
Your own store holds every product, price and file. Marketplaces bring strangers; your store keeps the margin. Everything connects to home base, never around it.
A poetic title means nothing to a search bar. "Moon over house wall art print" gets found. Your title and your tags should say the same thing.
One painting can be seven print sizes, a framed print, a shirt and a digital download. You made it once. Sell it everywhere it belongs.
A 5x7 and a 16x20 cut different parts of the same image. Center-cropping by default chops off moons, faces and signatures.
And 10 more: automatic delivery, shipping, the seasonal tagging most shops do too late, and getting seen without writing every post by hand.
Who it's for
- You make art and want it selling as prints, products or downloads.
- You're stuck somewhere between "I should open a shop" and "my shop is open but quiet."
- You want the short version from someone who runs it, not a theory.
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Drop your email and it opens right here, with a copy in your inbox.
No spam, no daily emails. You'll hear from me when there's something worth your time.
When you want the how, step by step: The System and The Command Center walk you through all 14 with an assistant that already knows the order.
From Jessica at Dynamic Intuition. A working art business, 14 years in. Not theory.