Thanks for this re-post, Marie. It’s an important aspect of the market to keep an eye on because it’s one that somewhat levels the playing field. Despite the fact that these featured online art marketers have figured out how to continue excluding independent artists.
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I like the article because it seems to give an honest (if cryptic and veiled) account of the sales situation with these online sites. Otherwise, we just don’t know how they are doing.
At the end of the article, there is the comment that those online sales sites mentioned can *continue to coast* on the $10Million they raised from investors. It costs a lot of money to build those large sites and keep them running. If sales aren’t great, they have a few years yet to grow them.
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Thank you for this article. Interesting indeed
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Yes, the article gives a lot of information.
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Thanks for this re-post, Marie. It’s an important aspect of the market to keep an eye on because it’s one that somewhat levels the playing field. Despite the fact that these featured online art marketers have figured out how to continue excluding independent artists.
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Hi Karen
I like the article because it seems to give an honest (if cryptic and veiled) account of the sales situation with these online sites. Otherwise, we just don’t know how they are doing.
At the end of the article, there is the comment that those online sales sites mentioned can *continue to coast* on the $10Million they raised from investors. It costs a lot of money to build those large sites and keep them running. If sales aren’t great, they have a few years yet to grow them.
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