Some basics when listing ACEOs on eBay...

[artistjillian]

Just a reminder to new people. Tip #1: Most people who search for ACEOs and collect them look in the art category under 'Self-representing Artists (SRA)' - so, if you're going to list in art, that is the best place to list. Folk art is good if you do folk art. There is no harm in putting in other art categories or cross promoting in other categories (see our cross-promotion category each week), but I think all will agree that is the best place for ACEO collectors and buyers to find you. Tip #2: Make the MOST of your title. Use key words. If your ACEO is a painting of a mermaid, be sure to use 'mermaid' in your title - there are definitely people who search on 'ACEO mermaid'. If it's a corgi, be sure to use 'corgi, dog' in your title. Just suggestions, but it is not only for ebay use that these titles are used, they are found also through search engines like google. This is vital to your art selling success. ~Jillian

[artistjillian]

No clothing in this closet except an apron, and that is tucked away in one of the drawers.

[artistjillian]

Vertical is the 'new' horizontal. 😉

[sunshinesketches]

Jillian you're way too organized. I hate you. Everyone knows that the proper way to store supplies is smunched up in cardboard boxes all over the place. Sheesh. (just kidding about the hating part, of course.) :D

[artistjillian]

I understand Karen - the whole thing is, this was only tied up this past weekend or I NEVER would have dared to show it.

[sunshinesketches]

It looks like an article from that magazine called "Real Simple." Have you seen it? It looks like Martha Stewart and Adrian Monk got together to publish it. 🙂

[mreas]

hmmm...tied up art supplies...kinky.

[artistjillian]

typo ... tidied HA!

[mreas]

even kinkier.

[artistjillian]

But of course! *grin*