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Its hard thinking of your audience, your potential audience and your reality. Especially when you are selling primarily on a site that sees thousands of entries a day (probably in a minute). I love Etsy and what it offers but you are competing with many others who are potentially more talented then you are.
With all of that being said, I have to take pictures that help sell my items. When some of them are articles of clothing or accessories, you need to shoot them in context. That's tough when you are solo... but it allows me to be creative, which lets be honest, I love to do.
As you are my audience, let me know what you'd buy, what looks good to you? Will give me a little direction on what I should focus on. Don't worry its not committing you to buy. I just want your input.
Kim-- The shot of the afghan on the rocking chair is especially nice. I also like the shots of the neck scarf, but the top one (with you?) and the bottom one are more in line with what I think Etsy buyers would be attracted to--
ReplyDeleteTaking pictures of the goods you're selling can be one of the major challenges for sellers, but you're at an advantage since you're already a photographer! Lucky you--
Best of luck on the holiday sales!
Joy
Thanks Joy! Good stuff. What would you buy? I want to make things that will sell not just things i like to make.
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