Many of you have asked for more about how I sell my photography prints. So here it is - just in time for the peak art-buying season! If there's enough interest, I'll do a series of more in-depth videos on this topic. Let me know!

The difference between you selling prints and most other photographers is that your images are exceptional.

You nailed this video hands down. Straight to the point and very informative. 👊🏽👏👏

Hi Scott, you have made my day. Thank you for this crash course on selling prints, it's the best and most honest I've seen. In the meantime I've watched all you other videos as well, very inspiring. Looking forward to you next video.

So much usable information - thank you so much for sharing!

Scott, you made my day! I have been looking for a video like yours for sometime and have had no luck. This is by far the best crash course on selling photography I have ever seen. I have not had a chance to explore your site yet but I love the images you are showing in your video. Thanks a million.

Very gracious of you to offer all of your very helpful and concise information. 🙏🏻

This guy seems so genuine and light hearted. I just subscribed and I would almost like to think he smiled when he saw it. The same feeling I get when I get an Etsy notification that someone so much as favorited my work. Thank you for this video, Scott.

Thanks for being one of those individuals who share really vital information and not just create a click-bait video to just gain followers and provide vague information. Thanks for sharing, I hope you have more ideas like this and that you share more with us who have no clue about what to do in circumstances like this! The best to you on your career!

This helped a lot...just finished my website,and about to start this adventure of selling ,printing my self,packing and shipping.....Im loving the process....thank you for your video...specially the pricing part....👏👏👏👏

First time I've seen your videos, great video, very honest and straight to the point

I like your down to earth candor. I’ll keep watching!

Excellent work Scott! I’ll be checking out more of your videos!

I appreciate this video so much. I've been a photographer for so long and haven't tried to sell any of my stuff because it's overwhelming and I'm not business minded. Your video broke it down in a really nice way and has inspired me

This was very helpful. I have been thinking about doing this very thing but lack the knowledge. I look forward to more videos from you regarding this topic.

Scott, that was great! I’ve been a full-time professional photographer since 2005, shot international magazine covers, six-figure ad campaigns and have been sponsored by major photo industry companies and yet, I’ve never been able to sell a print. Thanks for the inspiration. Liked and subbed!

Love the explanation of your process. Thanks!

This is the best video I’ve seen recommending an online selling plan for artwork/photography. Many thanks 😊

Hi Scott, I appreciate this video. I just wanted to share that I have been selling my art as prints online since 2000. I found it was much better to outsource the printing because it takes a long time to perfectly pack and ship your prints. I found my printer by experimenting and testing out companies. The one I finally chose I've stayed with for all these years because that's all he does is print art, then packs it and ships it. And he does it well. When the customer receives their print the return address is mine so it looks like it came from me which is blind shipping.

I really like your calm delivery. This is a good video. Thank you for all the tips. Starting out with prices in the $100 range makes sense for new people.

insightful and helpful and you have a very pleasing/comforting voice, thank you for your time and effort

This is a great video with so much realistic and actionable information. Thanks Scott!

Great content and delivery! I’ve struggled with wondering if my photos are good enough to sell and breakout beyond putting them on a website. This has really been a great push knowing there is a process to follow when (if) I decide to take the plunge. Thank you so much!

This was very helpful and insightful Scott. I especially like the part about building own website and partnering up with a POD to sell own artwork. Thank you!

Your content is outstanding! Im also a photographer, but I only do portraits. I moved couple years ago to a new country and it’s been an uphill! But I’m not discouraged. I love the work! Thank you for your insights.

You are so amazing! Thank you for making these videos.

These are the type of videos that I love! Thank you!

I just subscribed. You’re honest with no hype. I want to learn more. Thanks for making these types of videos.

Thank you for sharing your insights. I've gotten most of these checked off my list, now it's time to just SEND IT! Happy holidays 🎄

Love this! Truly the video I needed!

Your art business videos are so helpful. Thanks.

Dude congrats on that experiment! And thanks for sharing it

Thanks for the guidance. Your photos are awesome

So so good to find you again. Found you back some time ago and subscribed. This latest idea I got hooked up again. Absolutely❤ love your training teaching info etc. Truly wise advice and not a hyper loud pushy obnoxious mouth time compressed giving us a headache to beat the band! Oh and Too love your dry sense of humor as in instagrams identity crisis. You offer a calm quiet relaxed enjoyable conversation with excellent advice. Thank you!! Looking forward to more and going to put together a plan for selling. I’ve tried several different approaches but now have a logical path to approach! Thanks again Scott Sincerely Scott

This was great... I have been thinking about this for a long time. But had no idea how to do it. Thank's for the start...

Amazing images. Can’t wait for your next video.

Another great video Scott. I like how you have a very defined brand and niche. I think that is so important. I have a friend is making it as a professional photo artist that shoots only fire flies. Well he shoots other things but only presents his firefly work for sale. Everyone knows him as the firefly guy.

THANKS FOR THE MOTIVATION

Been very interested in print editions and also potentially coffee table books. Great video mate!

Fantastic Prespective...Really great content. Thank you.

This was very helpful. Given me lots of ideas Scott. Thanks, Geo from Scotland.

Thank you for this!! I know I’ll be successful with my prints 🖤🔥

You did a really nice job of this video, with especially good use of stock footage. Good information about something that interests me. Subbed and liked.

One thing you should definitely be proud of is this video. Outstanding content.

Art Placer was exactly what Ive been looking for. Thank you for your "ramblings" very helpful! LOL

This is a great help, just about to test the waters this winter - a side move alongside the steady work of property photography. Zero followers, zero online presence - going to go for building a mailing list, shopify, print on demand, craft events. A strategy, as you say its not a 'passive income' it will take work, but will continue to follow your progress with interest.

Great video; well made, informative and motivating!

Nice work. I found your video informative. keep up the good work.

Great advice 👍thx for sharing your experience, good model to follow

Such a good video Scott. Also, very important sidenote ... your photos are spectacular!

Thanks for the video, great insights on how you sell your prints! I’m an illustrator and started a travel illustration project a few months ago. I started a new instagram account and am struggling a bit to gain followers there even though I’m posting regularly, I’m growing super slowly and seem stuck at 150 followers right now, I even have the feeling that instagram doesn’t show my posts to my followers! A month ago I opened a shop selling prints and calendars and while I sold a few things it hasn’t been a great success so far - I’m not too surprised since I have so few followers but it is frustrating. It’s very inspiring to see you got such good results with a small instagram account and that having people sign up for your newsletter with the freebie and discount and creating this urgency through the launch and using limited edition prints can really make a huge difference! Definitely going to try this when I have a new series of artwork ready to sell in my shop! Will check out your other videos to see if I can get some more inspiration that is also applicable to illustrators like me!

Insightful Ramblings. Subscribed!!

Great video, great photos. Thanks!

Awesome story and tutorial.

Outstanding Scott - again! Learned loads and having just had people ask to buy my prints, your video came at exactly the right time. Off to make a fortune

I've only sold 1 print through my website, everything else was during solo exhibitions or mouth to ear. It's frustrating because I know people love what i show, on average I sold 50%-60% of everything hanging on exhibit walls each time i did a show, so if people see in real they like, take time to appreciate it. But damn I agree with you all, online is tough, drown within the millions of other photography websites selling prints too.

I like to start myself so thank you so much for your wonderful video 🥰

Seriously - I visited your website. Very beautiful photography. Much success to you.

What a great, honest and informative video! Thank you for sharing!

Thank you for this!

Nice video! Thanks for sharing the details it was really helpful. I have everything set up to sell prints but I haven’t yet executed the “deadline driven event marketing push yet”

Super helpful! 😯Wow🤩Thank you🙏🏻

Excellent. Nice tempo god info. Thank you😊

Very well done. Thanks

Fantastic video, thank you!

Cool video, thanks for sharing how you started out and congratulations on your success so far :-)

Another very helpful video, Scott! Looking forward to seeing the next ones you have planned! Thanks!

Hey, thanks Scott. Something I've been thinking about for ages. I have thousands of images (and a web site), at least some of which (if I say so myself) are quite good and I'd prefer a fulfiller...but I'd also like to sign prints. I know I can probably get a printer to add a signature but it's not the same. I also have another, well-paying full time job so that kind of gets in the way of devoting time to print sales. I've got to do it though....if there's a few quid to be made.

I really like your ideas. Thanks

I grew up in Miami, I have sold artwork, but your stuff is so damn beautiful that I would even partake! So it’s not just a niche, you are sort of extra special!

Your voice is incredibly relaxing

Great information! Photo Organizing services are another way that many photographers have added a new income stream to their work.

Such a good video and nice to hear and watch someone on KZfaq who is really genuine. Some first rate advice ;-)

Good info keep on keeping on

Great video, thank you, very helpful

Awesome video!!

I'm not sure how i got here but damn your voice is so smooth and so easy to listen to.

Amazing work Scott and a very motivational journey. When you photograph the building did you have to work on getting property releases ? Or is that not required in this particular type of work. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge.

MUCH appreciated, Scott! I just can't get myself to participate in Instagram for all the same reasons that many photographers have been steadily jumping off. Ugh! I think a much better tool may be just around the corner. Hopefully! :)

Great video Scott, thank you. One question, if you're selling limited edition shots with a certificate are you getting the prints sent to you first, adding the certificate, then sending on to the client? Or do you have some kind of arrangement with your printer? Many thanks.

Great video and photos, amazing colors! What web solution looks great.

Thanks for a great and intuitive video on selling prints I was starting to think about it since I was getting a couple of followers on my youtube account. I am planning on doing limited prints. I initially thought of printing it at home but realized its not cost effective in terms of time so bc I live in Tokyo I can let Fujifilm do the printing for me and package it from there. but one of the problematic things bc I live in Japan is the print size in the US/North America the print size as u mentioned the standard is like 3:57 but in Japan its like A4, A3/ A3 extended I realized that 100$ cant agree more on that...and work my way up from there...

Thank you kindly for your great efforts putting this together Scott. May I respectfully ask you which POD company you use to print, as I really want to ensure my customers aren't getting substandard results. Thanks heaps!

Great information. Thank you. Just curious anyone's thoughts on going the stock photography route (eg, with Getty)? On one hand I think it's for less quality art, and more for stock/commercial photos, but on the other there are some really amazing photographers and photographs on there, so it makes me wonder how profitable it may be.

Years ago, I bought a book (Two Hearted Oak) by photographer Roma Loranc who did very good B&W work with Efke film. Part of his strategy would be periodic announcements that he was 'retiring' particular negative sets and so prints would not be available after such date. This allowed him to devote his limited time to start new material and provide fans with fresh work, as he put it. Although it seems plausible, you will note the sense of urgency he quietly suggested with the 'hurry, sale ends today' retirement theme. Sales pressure with kindness, and baited with future mystery.

Very interesting. A few things stood out but two of them were, avoid a race to the bottom when pricing and don't be afraid to set a decent price. This helps to add value in the eyes of the buyer.

My experience was soooooo similar!

Great info!

Great info Scott, this will help a lot of people to boost there print sale this season!! One practical question. How do you get the certificate with the print, if the print shop is shipping them for you?

Whichever company you choose to host your store and website, I'd recommend sending them an email with some questions before you sign up. It's not so much the questions but how quickly they respond that matters. If they take days or even weeks to get back to you, will they take that long when you need support? Test them!

Thanks for the video. How do you safely ship unframed prints?

I've got over 20,000 Photos and I have been wondering how to monetize hem. So glad I found your video, thank you!

Turning passion into a remarkable feat is not just about talent-it's strategy, vision, and drive. The power of creating a sense of urgency, as showcased in the video, can lead to results beyond our wildest dreams. For every visionary reading this, this is your beacon. With unwavering belief and the right tactics, aspirations become reality. Rise, shine, and seize the moment! ✨📸

I like how you respond to people in the comments and take care to answer the questions people have. Do you sell much outside the US and can you track the orders once shipped? Thanks

Thanks a lot for guidline

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Hi Scott, Thanks for the video. Where do you print? What sources do you recommend for high quality printing. Cheers.

Excellent video! Do you offer different print types, like pearl, matte, canvas, gloss, high gloss, etc? Or do you have a preference for how you want your photos to look, e.g., always matte? If you offer multiple styles, did you get a sample of each print style to see how your photo looked with that style? I've found some of my photos look good glossy, but not matte. Personally, I hate pearl, but my friend won't print hers any other way. If you have the answers in a previous video or an upcoming one, let me know! Thank you for sharing this great info!

Well thought out sir! Took it in. Question tho? You mentioned Shopify and Squarespace. Is Squarespace your website domain? Second, if so, is that connected to your Shopify page? Thank you.

did you build your online store in Shopify? have you been happy with The Print Space for printing/fulfillment? which other printers did you consider?