JaimeGibb
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So I'm a little torn. I normally charge $2 for a 4x6 print, so for 4x6 Christmas cards, it would be the same charge (obviously). These are custom made in photoshop and uploaded to my SmugMug site to be ordered (but come without envelopes).
However if a family orders 50 cards, that's $100! I know that that's a fine price to pay for quality work, however I can't help feeling a little guilty that for the same amount of cards you can only spend $15 at places like WalMart, who have very nice templates AND include envelopes.
I am also offering the option of purchasing jpegs of the image the family would like to use for $50 (with a watermark, small and unobnoxious on it). This way if they order 50 cards they pay me $50 and WalMart $15, that's $65 as opposed to my $100. Likewise, if they only want 10 cards, that's only $20 bucks to just order them custom through me.
Anyway, that's how I am doing it now, but I wonder if there is a better way. Could you guys give me an idea of how you do Christmas cards for clients? Thanks so much!
However if a family orders 50 cards, that's $100! I know that that's a fine price to pay for quality work, however I can't help feeling a little guilty that for the same amount of cards you can only spend $15 at places like WalMart, who have very nice templates AND include envelopes.
I am also offering the option of purchasing jpegs of the image the family would like to use for $50 (with a watermark, small and unobnoxious on it). This way if they order 50 cards they pay me $50 and WalMart $15, that's $65 as opposed to my $100. Likewise, if they only want 10 cards, that's only $20 bucks to just order them custom through me.
Anyway, that's how I am doing it now, but I wonder if there is a better way. Could you guys give me an idea of how you do Christmas cards for clients? Thanks so much!