OK. You need to sell enough (total of 10) to get some Detailed star ratings. You may have some already, but work hard to get those full ten, this will get you rated higher.
Work on finding an identifier for youself. SS might be enough - always put it on the end so people can look for you, or even S-S.
Use keywords, NOT titles in your listings.
Giclee is NOT needed. Just put Print. If people want a print they don't particularly care with ACEOs if it is a giclee or not. Since you do Limited editions I'd start off.
ACEO LE Print
end with
S-S
Digital could be a word you incorporate, or digital art - art is a highly searched keyword, believe it or not.
ACEO LE Print Digital art .......
Personally I would never list anything at 99 cents.
If you want your work to be taken seriously you have to first give yourself respect and meaning and treasure your own work. At 99 cents you are virtually paying others to take your work off your hands. While selling may feel good, it defeats your worth as an artist ... IMHO.
(Personal view - so hope noone takes offense.)
Your shipping price is good. That is what I ship mine for. So that is good - not seen as overpriced - though those that buy for 99 cents can easily see it in a way that they are paying TOO much for shipping as shipping is twice the cost of the item. Another reason to raising your price to at least 2x the shipping price.
Series is a good word to use for prints, but you don't particularly need the name in there unless it's very searchable.
Original should not be used for prints. There are all kinds of arguments over this, but usually it is ONLY used for one-off works - and usually not printed. Definitely consider using it for original art. It's a good key word.
Don't use the quote marks - they just take up space.
The titles are for SEARCHING, not reading.
Use all the words that you THINK people will search for ...
FAIRY FLOWERS NUDE FANTASY
Fantasy is a good search word, so it's good you use it.
List at different times of the day. List different days. Around 4-7pm Eastern time is good. Sundays are fairy good.
Make sure you do an 'about me' page. Use it to brag on your capabilities, and anything that stands you out from others. What is your passion? Why do you do what you do? Who are you? Who are you really? Be creative. People want to buy from 'friends', especially if your credibility as a creative person is known.
Always put your listings in the new listing thread in any groups you belong to (if allowed - some groups don't). Find other ways to put up your latest works - maybe on wetcanvas (miniature forum - ATC/ACEOs). Make sure they can find you on ebay, even though you can't advertise openly.
Send out newsletters and other emails.
Get business cards printed with your details your ebay listings URL.
Use the '3 foot rule' ... give a business card to anyone within 3 feet of you!
Some of this may or may not help.
But you have to try it all. When you're new, it's all about getting noticed.
Good Luck.
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~Jillian
artist, Jillian Crider
... google me!
~Jillian
artist, Jillian Crider
... google me!
