pricing question

[Mirshkastudio]

hi all!
can you please help me with my pricing problem,
what do you think? items are overpriced or reasonable?
i really need the wisdom of crowd for this one
thanks
chen

[Former_Member]

You just need to find the right peolpe to buy it, You should know what the fees how much it is to make and blah blah blah, But If you were a buyer would you buy it for that price?
You can offer deals with coupon codes!
I don't know much of the product, Try looking for the same product on etsy and try to price it


This should help
http://www.wikihow.com/Price-Your-Etsy-Products

[Former_Member]

Hi Chen -
Personally I think the items are affordable - if I had a little girl I would get the set for the electric outlets! Very nice shop - very creative! Karen

[Mirshkastudio]

thank you!
I really appreciate of your feedback.
j tupy, thanks you for invite me to the team
karen, the photographs are stunning!

[StudioAvai]

I like your shop. Your prices are either £5 or £20+ have you got anything mid range to encourage buyers?

[StudioAvai]

I've noticed that you have. Focus on your target audience to aim for a sale? Your prices maybe too cheap too in comparison to similar sellers.

[Mirshkastudio]

thanks avai!
i think i'm going to keep the prices as they are for now
and focus on add more items.

[Former_Member]

thanks, Chen! Yes, if you can continue to add more items, that would be great! People like variety of styles. I keep adding new photographs, in a variety of formats (cards, prints, canvasses, etc.) so there is a big price range as well. It also keeps the shop fresh and interesting.