Artist’s Guide to Promoting & Selling Your Art Online
What you'll learn
- Sell their own art work, projects, crafts, and designs online
- Accept all major credit cards from anyone interested in their work
- Setup a website that has the ability to accept payments, recurring payments, or subscriptions.
Requirements
- Students will be asked to setup a Paypal account, or a Square account during this class. They do not need one before hand. (This process is free)
Description
100% Answer Rate! Every single question posted to this class is answered within 24 hours by the instructor.
In this comprehensive class, we will learn the ins and outs of selling your art, craft, design, or specialty online with maximum profits to you.
We will explore a variety of sales platforms and see how we can use them for our work. Each system has a series of benefits and drawbacks (most importantly, price.) Our way will ensure we get the most money possible into our account.
We will utilize some free (open source) software for putting together our complete e-commerce system in an intuitive, non-technically focused way.
We will walk through how to figure out your shipping costs, taxes, commission fees, and many other factors.
We will walk through the process of setting up downloadable items (digital products), like images, audio, and PDF files.
We will spend a good deal of time reviewing pricing. We will walk through how some people calculate the cost of their work, and I'll show you my formula for figuring out what I charge quickly and easily.
BONUS:
Also included in this class is a huge 70% discount on my full WordPress class.
BONUS BONUS:
Included completely inside this class is my complete "Setting up an E-Commerce Site" class!
Essentially TWO completes courses for nearly free!
Who this course is for:
- Amateur artists, professional artists, hobbyists, or anyone with something to sell
- Anyone with a website looking to incorporate credit card payments
- Anyone without a website looking to accept payments via email or in person from credit cards (in a way that ensures they get paid their full worth!)
Instructor
- 4.6 Instructor Rating
- 61,850 Reviews
- 279,255 Students
- 116 Courses
Jay is a #1 best selling music teacher on Udemy. He is the author of the #1 best selling music theory course on Udemy, "Music Theory Comprehensive" (21 parts), and Music Theory for Electronic Musicians (5 parts), which have been purchased by more than 170,000 students in 11 languages in 196 countries. He is also the author of the best-selling book, Music Theory for Electronic Musicians.
He is a PhD in music, university professor, and a best selling music producer. He brings this authenticity to all of his Udemy courses.
Jason Allen (better known as J. Anthony Allen) has worn the hats of composer, producer, songwriter, engineer, sound designer, DJ, remix artist, multi-media artist, performer, inventor, and entrepreneur. Allen is a versatile creator whose diverse project experience ranges from works written for the Minnesota Orchestra to pieces developed for film, TV, and radio. An innovator in the field of electronic performance, Allen performs on a set of “glove” controllers, which he has designed, built, and programmed by himself. When he’s not working as a solo artist, Allen is a serial collaborator. His primary collaborative vehicle is the group Ballet Mech, for which Allen is one of three producers.
J. Anthony Allen teaches at Augsburg University in Minneapolis, MN, where he runs the Music, Media, and Management program. He is also an Ableton Live Certified Trainer, co-founder, owner and CEO of Slam Academy, a multimedia educational space in downtown Minneapolis, the CTO of Ion Concert Media, and sole owner and producer of music education courses under the umbrella of Punkademic Courses. Recently, Allen founded Hackademica – an innovative net-label for new music.
J. has a PhD in music composition, 2 Master’s degrees in music composition and electronic music, and a bachelor's degree in guitar performance. Through his academic travels, Dr. Allen has received numerous awards along the way.
If you run into him on the street, he prefers to be addressed as J. (as in, Jay.)