Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2001/01/03
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]On a regular basis, I get pricing requests from people who are have visited my web site. The prices that I have quoted in the past were $75 for an 8x10, or $200 for an 11x14 for fibre based, archivally processed, tonded, signed, etc. I rarely here from them again. I *assume* that they initally emailed me because they liked something on my site, yet they loose interest when I quote them what seem to me to be a small price. So what is going on? Are they expecting something for free? Or do you really think that if I asked $500 for an 8x10, that I'd get a better order rate? Dan C. At 02:39 PM 03-01-01 -0800, Frank Filippone wrote: >Well, if the market hates your work, you won;t sell it.....at any price. I >assume you work for a living, or at least did work when you came to your >conclusion.... you must work to eat. You will find the best way to do that. >And I won't argue with your industry acumen..... > >There IS only so much marketing a single person can do. But the argument I >prefer is the hobbyist one..... swap your photos for others you like. > >Try that on Wall Street! > > >Frank Filippone >red735i@earthlink.net > >ken@iisaka.org > >If the business depends on the masses, the business would be much more >influenced by market factors. In my financial industry experience, it's far >better to deal with a select few clients than the masses. > > >