The problem with being an evil genius is that I’m not so good with marketing because it relies on human interaction, my greatest weakness. So I can spend all day making a better mousetrap but how do I tell the world that it’s time to beat a path to my door?
So here’s my question for Second Life artists with successful businesses: How do you market your products and your business?
If you have any suggestions, please comment on this post! Any and all suggestions are very welcome.
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2 Responses:
July 7th, 2012 at 5:00 am
Personally, I’m also terrible at marketing. I have all of my products available on the Second Life Marketplace and that seems to be where I make the majority of my sales. I think I’ve seen maybe two sales in my inworld shop compared to a relatively constant stream of sales from the marketplace.
August 5th, 2012 at 2:46 am
I am terrible myself, and also as you stated not good with interacting with others.
It seems like one way to do it, is to contact bloggers. Personally I am to shy to do it.
Mimesis Monday/Heidi Dahlsveen