See $6.5 Million Photo! Best Websites to Make Money with Your Art or Photos

Click > THE BEST 31 POD SITES OF 2020 TO SELL YOUR PHOTOS OR ART. Some Photographers like Peter Lik have sold many Fine Art Luxury Photographs for Millions of Dollars (one for $6.5 Million). Time Magazine Article! He also opened up over 13 Galleries around the World. His Metallic Fuji Photo Paper is what creates the vibrant Colors and brings the Photos to Life! I saw his magnificent Gallery in Las Vegas, and became a Fan wanting to create similar photos.

Here are a few great (Print on Demand) POD Sites you can Sell your Photos on. Click the link above to see more! Your pictures get printed on Canvas, as Posters, large high quality prints, on T-shirts, phone cases, business supplies, mugs, hats, shoes, mats, pillows, blankets, wall decorations, notebooks, bags, jewelry, Business or Greeting cards and more. Each site has various free tools for promoting art, photography and prints.

FINE ART AMERICA is my favorite Photography and Art Website, where I've been selling my large, high quality Prints for years. I just added my own URL Website Name www.SKM.Potography . Recently they added many other products. Click here to sell your Art or Photos. Article Photos taken by Sheila Kay McIntyre.

Here is one of my Best Sellers - "Self Made Man", which many Businesses use. Also I sold a ton of "Isis the Egyptian Goddess" Items on Cafe Press. It is the "Hard to Find" items that sell best. I sold a blanket, Lg. Picture, License Plate, Pillow, T-shirt & Jewelry.

Fine Art America has many Products to Choose from too, like Bags, Phone Cases, Canvas Prints, Posters, Pillows, Framed Photos, Pillows, Duvet Cover/Comforter up to King Size, Shower Curtain, Clocks, Jewelry, Clothes, Hats, Calendars & much more!

My own Photo "Flower of Love" Collection on Fine Art America!

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Zazzle has over 350 different items available for imprinting artwork and designs, with more being added all the time. Products include key-chains, post cards, greeting cards, badges, ipod cases, t-shirts, mugs, ornaments, gift boxes, posters, wrapped canvas, and much more. Users can create their own free store with unlimited items, and also enjoy unlimited storage. Zazzle also has many promotional tools to make it easy for artists to promote their store. 

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ForUDesigns < Click there for Laptop Users!

Design or buy Platform Shoes, Lunch Bags, Luggage and more!

I just created these and ordered the Leopard Skirt, Shoes, Luggage & Tote Bag. :) This may become one of my favorite Sites.

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Society6 - Sell here!

Society6 is home to hundreds of thousands of artists from around the globe, uploading and selling their original works as 30+ premium consumer goods from Art Prints to Throw Blankets. You create, they produce and fulfill, and every purchase pays an artist.

Comparing Society6-vs-Redbubble-vs-Zazzle

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REDBubble

Redbubble was born in 2006 in Melbourne, Australia. The dream was simple. Give independent artists a meaningful new way to sell their creations. Today, they connect over 400k artists and designers across the planet with millions of passionate fans. A brave (and dare we say stylish) new world of self expression.

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CAFEPRESS

CafePress used to be the biggest POD site but due to some unfortunate managerial decisions a couple of years ago that imposed quite a lot of restrictions on sellers and made them go away, its traffic dropped. One of these restrictions was the commission percentage you can set – you must go with the CafePress default commission of 10 % for the marketplace but with your own store you have more flexibility. Unlike sales at the marketplace, sales in stores are eligible for volume bonuses, which is one more source of income for you.

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Deviant Art

As a designer many have heard about DeviantArt. It’s one of the best places to show your work and to get free resources but you might not know it’s a POD site as well. It has a shop where you can sell prints of your photos and fine art. If your work is artsy and you need it printed with superb quality, you should try this site.

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CowCow - Site is very slow loading and sometimes goes down.

They aim to be one of the most fun and easy to use e-commerce platforms where all users can touch their creation. Individuality is something CowCow focus on and this site allows you to create your own designs or works from other designers and turn these into production. Whether it is simply an image, artwork or text, they can change your creative imagination into reality. It's an ideal start-up place to setup a store and make some money. Watches

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Make sure to take advantage of your PHONE Apps, which have several ways to sell your Photos too, like Snapwire, Fap, Twenty20, Agora, EyeEm, Marketshot, Bylined, CoinaPhoto & Dreamstime.

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Posting your prints does not mean you will automatically sell them. Your Photography has to be promoted by you and a great way to do that is by posting them on Social Media like Twitter, Instagram, Google+, Pinterest and Facebook (also make a Facebook Business Page adding a call to action or buy button. Also learn how to create your own Professional Website and use SEO keywords to attract thousands of Customers.

Photographers can make money by training People on Udemy or Youtube, have Live classes, teaching people outside how to get the best shots (you meetup at the mountains or beach), or create and Self Publish a Photo Book, but I highly recommend you "Create a Professional Website and attach SEO" / Key words to the site to get lot's of traffic / visitors. There you can share your classes, online courses, books, calendars, services, etc... Make sure to promote on all your Social Media.

Make sure to check out my other 13 LinkedIn Articles in my Profile!

Learn more about me and why I became an Entrepreneur from my latest Post!

Sincerely,

Sheila Kay McIntyre