Choosing an Artist Website

Posted on by Jenn in Paint

Today, I decided to take a leap of faith and close down some avenues of art that I’ve tried. I should probably do a video on this but for now, just know I’ve tried a lot.

What I realized is that the problem isn’t with the website, it’s with my ability to reach potential customers. I have no problem reaching friends and family. Thank you by the way for all your support. But to have a successful shop, I need to reach people I’ve never met.

I removed my RedBubble shop link, and closed the account. I removed a few other links and decided to redirect them to my Etsy store.

I have another website but since I can’t run sales and a customer had a not great experience there I decided it can go on the back burner for now. I have it if I need it but Etsy will be my main focus for 2022.

I removed my art from Ebay which had about 3 pieces as a test. And I have one more location that has prints that I feel are overpriced and I’ve never marketed them. That one will go as well.

As of today, I’m all in. Etsy, please don’t do me wrong.

~ Jenn

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Hello! I'd like to introduce myself. I'm Jennifer and I'm fairly new on the Florida art scene. I grew up in Louisiana and Florida but consider myself a "Florida girl". I've always been an artist at heart. Now, I'm sharing my love of art with you. My use of bright colors and bold stokes are uniquely me. During the day I work in a large corporation so art and adventures are my way of unwinding. I love to be outside with my family at the springs, camping, biking, surfing, etc. All of these activities inspire my paintings. It is my honor to share my love of nature and the beach with you.