How to Monetizing Art Online

[BHPartagas]

Hi everyone, I'm new to BHW but have been a lurker for a long time. I'm currently using one of the CPA methods found here to try and make some money. However, I'm looking for ways to monetize my art.

I've tried Teespring with Facebook ads but my ad account was blocked from facebook. I also contacted popular pages on IG to promote my shirt but that didnt turn into any sales.

If anyone has experience selling art prints or services feel free to leave a reply or pm me.

Thanks

 

[randyman]

Holy crap. You know how to draw, but you can't monetize? I would kill to be able to draw.

You can make decent income from drawing, you know that right? I'm not talking about $5 gigs crap, I'm talking about few hundreds per minute whiteboard video (just an example from the top of my head).

 

[oracleophelia]

can you give me more tips too

 

[Alex S]

I am looking for a art drop shipper for my e commerce site. If you can help me or know someone that can, Feel free to message me.

 

[Shimdroid]

I've been working on monetizing my art for about a year and I feel like I'm finally in the end-game stages of even seeing any money.. and this is AFTER I've poured $1000+ into it

 

[johnstonsmith]

did you use a new account to run ads on FB?

 

[Shimdroid]

did you use a new account to run ads on FB?

No I used my personal account

 

[toxic08]

I suggest finding another niche if you don't mind. I think T Shirt printing is one of the most competitive yet low-paying niche compared to many graphic/art related way of making money. You need proper brand and influencers to promote your T shirts.

There are big markets from simple editing to app and gaming assets, infographics, video editing, etc.

 

[EarthboundImmortal]

If you can draw, do timelapse youtube videos. A little saturated, but can find something unique to make your videos stand out. Do a quick drawing of celebs. Do a drawing of extinct animals. This one guy on youtube does drawings on his hand and gets a lot of views lol. Do art tutorials. From there, drive people to your art website and get new clients. Being a judge of youtube drawing contest could collect some views also. Team up with a local person who is specialized in another area of art. Ask local music studios if they need a artist to make album covers, tell them to upsell to people they record and split $$$. Find whats big and draw it before anyone else does; kaepernick in socks, clowns in south carolina, etc. I don't draw lol, just my ideas.

 

[BHPartagas]

I've been working on monetizing my art for about a year and I feel like I'm finally in the end-game stages of even seeing any money.. and this is AFTER I've poured $1000+ into it

what steps did you take to see any results?

 

[BHPartagas]

did you use a new account to run ads on FB?

it wasnt vey new but before that I didnt use it very much.

 

[BHPartagas]

If you can draw, do timelapse youtube videos. A little saturated, but can find something unique to make your videos stand out. Do a quick drawing of celebs. Do a drawing of extinct animals. This one guy on youtube does drawings on his hand and gets a lot of views lol. Do art tutorials. From there, drive people to your art website and get new clients. Being a judge of youtube drawing contest could collect some views also. Team up with a local person who is specialized in another area of art. Ask local music studios if they need a artist to make album covers, tell them to upsell to people they record and split $$$. Find whats big and draw it before anyone else does; kaepernick in socks, clowns in south carolina, etc. I don't draw lol, just my ideas.

thanks for the ideas. ill look into youtube videos. ill can research the forums for how to drive traffic to my posts

 

[frodoe]

You could start a YouTube channel and teach others about your skill. You could also start a Udemy or a Skillshare course! This way you can just focus on your art, and profit from other people learning from you as they watch

 

[blogzandstuff]

You could start a YouTube channel and teach others about your skill. You could also start a Udemy or a Skillshare course! This way you can just focus on your art, and profit from other people learning from you as they watch

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