Why No One Buy Your Renders in Blender

In this creative mindset video, I am going to give you three main reasons why no one buy your renders in blender. Hope this video will help you straight some thoughts and inspire you to make some changes in your freelance business.
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[@AndreiPek]

First thing people need to realize is that they don't sell a render, or an image, they sell a solution.
A client is looking for people to solve problems, we as designers, are hired just for that, not just pretty images.
Product images like you do here, ( I do the same thing) help with marketing campaigns , content for social media, promotions, etc.
They are looking for images to help with engagement and to help sell their products.
Once I learned that, I detached myself from my work and when feedback or input came for my work I knew the mission was only to fix the problem and I didn't took feedback personal or got grumpy because clients changed stuff around.

[@WenboZhao]

Really nicely said mate 🤓

[@rajendrameena150]

Wenbo your advice should be written in 21st century bible edition, so true and practical. This tells that you are holding 15 years of experience in a true sense. i wasted my 4 years chasing money without having to keep in mind that if i am perceiving the client need and accordingly providing value with dedication. no, i just focusing on random learning and now i have to start my journey again but with a mindset of being a value provider using all my skills & applied knowledge and if i lack something i will immediately start learning it. persons like you keeps the artist on a true path otherwise we just live in our own fantasy and start screaming why things are not happening.

[@WenboZhao]

Thanks a lot mate🥰 really appreciate your nice words👍

[@markokovacevic3225]

Great advice as always! Thanks Wenbo!

[@WenboZhao]

Thanks Marko

[@zincanimages]

Young (or beginner) people has passion but not enough opportunity. ❤️‍🔥
Older (or experienced) people has opportunity but not enough passion. 🤝
So keeping passion, get opportunity. ❤️‍🔥🤝🤩🤩🤩

[@WenboZhao]

exactly mate👍

[@llYuki0okami]

Valuable general information, but questions about specific issues quickly arise - how much is a render of the product worth, how much should I charge for it? How to find and contact clients and what words to use to explain to them what I actually offer them? In what form to send the finished product (extension, resolution, whether to attach the 3d model itself)? At what monitor settings should I create? Everyone's colors look different.

[@WenboZhao]

very good questions, I will make a seprate video to answer is

[@mustafakemalpasha983]

Just wondering, Wenbo. How many days in total does it take you to make and photograph a 3D model of a product and present it to the customer?

[@WenboZhao]

A few weeks, all depends on the projects mate

[@mustafakemalpasha983]

@@WenboZhao I thought in 1-3 days, wow a few week seems pretty long. Thanks for the info man.