Hello Questplex-Metal,
Just taking a guess here that you're looking for ways to market your art in addition to having a website - that's just the beginning and it is a great start. Here's a few more thoughts:
Create a professional portfolio showcasing your best work. Include high-quality images from different angles, close-ups, and shots in various settings to demonstrate the versatility of your art.
Social Media - take advantage of sites like Instagram, Pinterest, Youtube, Vimeo and Facebook to showcase your work. Share behind-the-scenes content, show videos of your creative process.
Ensure your website is optimized for search engines (SEO). Use relevant keywords in your website content, meta tags, and image descriptions to improve visibility on search engines like Google.
Local Art Shows are great for exposure and opportunity.
Networking with Interior Designers, Galleries and Art Dealers, Architects - think out of box.
Customization is another option as some buyers appreciate the opportunity to have a piece tailored to their specific preferences.
Research the market and set competitive yet fair prices for your work. Consider factors such as materials, labor, and the uniqueness of your designs.
Blogging - share your artistic journey and the story behind each piece. People often connect more deeply with art when they understand the inspiration and craftsmanship behind it.
Customer Service - from prompt responses to inquiries to reliable shipping and installation support. Positive experiences lead to repeat business and word-of-mouth referrals.
Building relationships with other artists, collectors, and professionals in the field can open up new opportunities.
