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Harsh Gupta

Digital Marketer (Me... • 1y

So if I want to sell a design which make them feel connected , then at what price point will be best to palace my product, so that the no. Of customers are comparitably higher

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Looper

If nothing goes righ... • 1y

Hey bruh, If you want high customers and you wanted to make a great design brand you need to keep the price in low to mid and fo great marketing. But the problem with this is you can't be a great brand. You will print varies range of designs and products that eventually. Your brand will die. As you are cheap now actually many brands are doing this type of businesses and it's very cluttered. If you are planning to make this big and long then I must say be a limited edition keep your price from mid to high. Then you will have a brand value that exists long and evergreen as your hardwork. But if you just wanted to make huge money and get infused into cluttered market after a year or so. You can do great designs with high marketing and large production. Think and choose wisely nothing is easy. Both are very competitive fields to crack but the new way of a business is the one of limited edition and premium pricing strategy which is working right now.

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