someone charging an appropriate rate could have themselves quickly priced out of the market.
Well, if there's no commissions coming in, you may either be charging too much or just be.. a so-so advertiser. There's a lot of ways to self-advertise in the fandom, and some people do it incredibly well.
I think it's best to start low, steadily lift prices, and try to find the magic zone where the money coming in is the most you can get for the amount of time you want to put into art. Tricky, but doable.
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Date: 2010-01-14 03:15 am (UTC)Well, if there's no commissions coming in, you may either be charging too much or just be.. a so-so advertiser. There's a lot of ways to self-advertise in the fandom, and some people do it incredibly well.
I think it's best to start low, steadily lift prices, and try to find the magic zone where the money coming in is the most you can get for the amount of time you want to put into art. Tricky, but doable.