Why Choose Zazzle To Promote Your Artwork
63Xzendor7 Zazzle Artwork
I've been asked often what I think is the best On Demand Manufacturing Site Available for me it has to be Zazzle.
Maybe it's because that's where all of my sales are generated from. I also have accounts at
and several other places.
Art Supplies At Amazon
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Zazzle is the only place that for me reels in the buyers, except for WallHogs I've made some sales there also. I think that's because of their unique poster development system which I haven't seen elsewhere.
Zazzle has the tools that allows you to advertise in the major social networks and on your blog if you have one - which at this time you should.
Zazzle has product feeds that you can use to market your products - you can read about how to implement it on my hubpages post - Using RSS Feeds To Promote Your Zazzle Gallery.
Zazzle also provides an php API script that allows you to put up your own web site in a matter of 2 to 3 hours. Just design your layout put in the code and your set. With the API you can also place content from other artist, graphic designs, illustrators, photographers on the site.
Zazzle also offers on site discounts and sales, volume discounts and discount coupons to help push sales.
With 250+ products to choose from, the ability to customize products, and the concept that volume discount are not tied to just one product or product type. Zazzle is the hottest ticket around. There are some Zazzlers that sell hundreds of products a month and that have very large followings.
The more creative you can be and the more product offering you have to offer your customers for all the various holidays and events that take place in peoples lives, the more success you are likely to see.
Remember approach this like you would any other business and you're likely to be more of a success. If you approach it as a hobby you will see an occasional sale and that's about it. Zazzle provides all the tools you need to be a success more than any other site so it's all up to you.
Take a look at two of my sites in which I've implemented the Zazzle API on two different templates (of my own design - nothing fancy) Fantasee X and Xzendor7 and my Xzendor7 Zazzle Gallery (which is the basic gallery - there is an advance one for those well acquainted with CSS) to see what's possible.
To Your Success
Xzendor7
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Hi Sandy,
Thanks For The Visit And For Commenting.
I had a Cafepress account several years ago but when they changed their system it was dropped and I never bother to renew it. Reason Being DIDN'T MAKE A DIME and Traffic Was Terrible To the Gallery.
There are a lot of sites to market your artwork on some have been around longer thatn Zazzle some have not, but non in my opinion have the flexibility for both sellers and buyers as well as the variety that makes people want to drop a few bucks here and there.
Sandyspider Level 1 Commenter 23 months ago
You can find me as sandyspider on Zazzle. I also have CafePress shops but they haven't been very profitable. Aside from RedBubble and Lulu, I haven't heard of any of the other shops. Nice information on Zazzle. I do like your artwork.