How to sell art on Facebook: advice and tips
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- In this video I share how I successfully sell my artwork on Facebook. Because I've received a lot of requests about how to gain followers on Facebook I created a video for that as well and you can find it here: • How to gain followers ...
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Yes I would love to see how to get followers on facebook love your channel
I can't thank you enough for this video, I really felt as if I was listening to an artist friend with no reservations, you are so clear and practical in your advise, Thank You.
You are so welcome!
I have watched many of your videos and appreciate your sharing your experience. I have been a working artist for over 10 years and have tried many venues for selling my work. I find your comments very true for me as well!
Thanks for the advice!
I’m a pretty young artist right now, but I thought, “Why not go ahead and share my art early, and eventually grow/get better, instead of waiting around?” Hopefully these tips will help me on social media, cause I had NO idea how to promote my art 😂
Really glad I discovered your channel!
This was really helpful, thank you! I would definitely like to learn how you gained followers for your Facebook page. Love your work 🎨😀
Kristen Braun I'm so glad you found it helpful! And thank you for the feedback for a future video! 😊
I agree.
me too
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2:30 this is what I've been already doing, posting items as they are made in progress. The problem is that it is hard to engage people to share the posts, finished or unfinished.
I did get a good number by doing a little give away. People had to like it, share it, and importantly-LIKE MY PAGE.
6:40 this is excellent information. Too often after a customer requests information and shows interest but once the money issue comes they can cut off contact like their town lost an internet connection. All they would have to do is email that they will not do it, and that would be fine. Some do that, but most don't. If they had the time to find you, and had the time to ask for a particular item, it would be also nice if by the same token they took a few seconds to follow through too, and not just cut off silent.
Bijoux Art Jewellery und Kunst everyone loves paintings till money comes up then they run away after the sugar Rush and brain fart it's funny watching the back peddle and panic you didn't lose the sale it was never there to start save time let them run.caviar taste fishcake money have no confidence in yourself be nutty a little and you will sell and have the lot (Tom Harding) don't forget the buyers want you dead the minute they buy so painting will be worth millions they all will regardless of what they say so mention you don't feel too good
That is right. The sale was never there to begin with.
Thanks for these tips. I have been painting for a few years now although I still consider myself a beginner. I have a FB art page with some followers and have sold a few (very few) paintings as commissions but have not really concentrated on that as I have been in the learning phase. Now however I find my work is not bad and I need money for more supplies. Also today one of my Facebook friends from my personal page asked if I had been painting and why I hadn't posted anything. So I will implement your suggestions and keep coming back to your page.
Judith, I am writing in the hopes that you have been able to engage with followers on your Facebook page and that it's proving successful for you. Thank you so much for your comment here - I am glad this video proved helpful to you!
Your videos are excellent. You give great information and advice and your pacing is perfect. Thank you and I'm getting a lot a benefit from listening to your videos and your artwork is lovely!
Angelique, thank you for taking the time to leave such a kind comment - so glad you're finding them helpful! 😊
Hi Ellen, I have just discovered your channel, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! It's honest and much appreciated! Thank you for putting in the time to do this! All the best, Ina
Ina Illustration you are most welcome! Thank you for your lovely comment 😊
Many thanks for the advice; I went back over the video , taking notes on your key points. I think that most artists find the business of selling : how to do it and how to approach the subject in a friendly but businesslike way, pretty daunting. Now we have a concise and simple [ we shall see ... ] way of selling our work. Kind of you to be so helpful !
You are most welcome, John. Even though Facebook has changed a bit since I created this video, much of it still holds true today. Best of luck!
How to set up a facebook I can add to or change.
This video is so helpful. I have been thinking about selling my art (besides commissions) for a long time, and never do, because I find shipping and dealing with orders very intimidating. I love how this video simplifies it so much and how you discussed about different ways that it could be done on Facebook. It totally seems less scary now :)
I'm so glad you've found it helpful, Angela. Shipping used to give me SUCH anxiety but only because I had absolutely no idea what I was doing. Hopefully with a bit more knowledge of the process you'll feel more comfortable about it now - good luck to you!! :)
I know exactly what you mean, because I feel this way but I can't let it stop me, I need to start at some point. Well, after all it is all trial and error in the end I guess, especially with the technical part of being an artist. Thank you once again for your video and your reply :) have a nice day
I am on the road towards selling my artwork on Facebook and I am really encouraged that I have already been doing a lot of the things that you have recommended in this video.
I have just had four months on furlough leave although this is due to end shortly as my employers have now found me work I can do at home.
In this time I have been building up my portfolio and during the furlough period I have consistently been releasing a new picture every week, on the same day. Obviously I knew that furlough would end eventually and I have actually been turning out two pictures a week, sometimes more. Even if I do no more now I am working I have enough already complete to keep me going until the end of June. Obviously I will be continuing to create new work. I also post other things on Facebook, and if I post picture on a walk people know that eventually I will do a landscape or a picture of an old village. My Facebook following has not exactly grown exponentially however I get several new friends a week and I have been sharing on selected Facebook groups. A few of my recent pictures of mountains in the Scottish Highlands have had many hundreds of viewings, dozens of comments and other shares.
Because I will be selling limited edition prints the next step will be a better printer. We are still on lockdown in the UK so this will wait until I can actually visit a physical shop because I don't want to spend hundreds of pounds on a piece of kit that really isn't the best purchase I could have made.
Thank you so much, I have naturally liked and subscribed!
I have seen your Etsy account. you are getting really good sale on that platform.
I'm so glad I found your channel Ellen. You're sharing so many good tips and advice that I think will apply to my social media marketing as a jeweller. Looking forward to viewing many more.
Your art is incredible as well. Thanks for spending the time to teach and advise us.
Thank you David!
Thanks for all the good advice and with respect ma'am , you're a delightfully beautiful piece of art yourself !
Beautiful painting on the ezel 🎨🎨
Thank you! Great video, would LOVE to see a gaining followers video!
very insightful Ellen! Thank you for sharing. I pretty much direct customers to my etsy shop on FB but I've just had more movement on IG...then again, I put more energy into IG (I do share those posts on FB)...there is only so much time and IG is just easier with my phone, etc. This video has me rethinking the whole FB angle, though...it's just sort of mentally draining with all the algorithms, paid promotions, etc...can be really challenging to get one's work out there. I've been working on process videos as people seem to really like those (I know I do) but all this tech takes me out of the creative space for painting! :)
Angela Casey you took the words right out of my mouth! I get easily frustrated with things that keep me from painting and there's always something new to learn! While I like IG, I do very little business there for some reason. Could very well be that my customer base doesn't really use IG, which is yet another reason why it's so important to know who our customers are 😊. Thanks so much for your comment!
Ellen Brenneman Studio I love your work just so beautiful! thank you for your extremely informative and kindly videos. Also, what does the acronym IG Stand for
Ellen have been following your vedios .indeed , you explain with genuine interest. For me it's a new road .am learning the ropes !
I'm very glad to know my content is helpful to you!
Thank you Ellen,you are right about joining facebook groups,if you find the right one's for you and contribute a few times you can grow your page,i was just using facebook to store art photo's for years and had no page likes for that reason,then i decided to make a go of it,joined some groups and page likes are slowly growing.
Thank you for the useful information.
That is what I do post progress of my work to facebook :)
This is really helpful! I'm going to try this because my Facebook is the slowest moving out of all my social media sites
I have heard this from a lot of people so you are not alone. A good friend of mine has over 20,000 followers on FB and rarely makes a sale there. I do well there, so it's important to try and see if it is for you; if it isn't you'll know and can move forward with no regrets. FB has recently changed their algorithms (again) which will impact the way artists do business on there. I just uploaded a video on this, or do a Google search; it may help you deal with how to do business there :)
Ty Ellen for your sharing your experience ,strengths an tips. I started a page, have started a different genre of art batiking, vs. My usual acrylics ,water color , pencil.. so ive been slow at getting page out there . The tips are very helpful an will enCourage me to have less fear.
Harley RN i’m so glad you found my tips helpful! Your work sounds fascinating and different - different is always good so I do encourage you to get your own page started so that others can appreciate your work 😊
Very useful tips, thanks.
You are very welcome, thank you!
The quote tip is genius. Thx!
Good advice, nicely presented, no fluff. Thank you!
Thank you for that, Steve. Greatly appreciated. :)
Thank you for the very helpful information. I am Starting out trying to sell my paintings on Etsy and now thanks to you I will try selling on Facebook also. I already have a facebook art page I post pictures of my art on.
That is a great start. If you haven't seen my video yet on the recent FB algorithm changes, you might want to check that out since it might change the way you market your work on FB.
Great video. Thank you for posting.
You're very welcome! :)
Thank you Ellen! Very helpful information!
Thanks so much for this info some of it seams logical but it’s good to hear it because I have the tendency to jump the gun on this type of stuff !!
natalie callwood you are most welcome! Glad to help 😊
Excellent video. Great tips!
Luana Krause thank you so much for your comment! Glad you found it useful! ✨
Yes please do a video on how to get started selling on Facebook!
Thanks Ellen, such a helpful video! Grateful!
You are so welcome!
I have followers for my regular Facebook page, for my personal writings, musings, etc. I do sometimes post finished work on this page. But I do have a paintings page that I am not feeling competent to use well or wisely. So yes, gaining followers for my paintings page is something I need to learn! I am Diana A Robbins on FB..... Oh, I see the link.
So glad you found the link and I do hope you are able to gather some useful information there - thank you for watching! ☺️
Good video, this is helpful
Excellent and helpful video, Ellen! I love your videos. I am getting started with this, and am currently hanging in limbo with someone I did a painting for. Now I know about getting paid up front for commissions. Lol! A lot to learn and so many details to be aware of.
I learned nearly ALL of these things from trial and error, I'm afraid. I hate to see other artists go through the hassles I have so I'm glad to know these videos are helpful! Good luck with your painting - I hope it all works out! :)
A very informative video....will keep for future reference.
I really enjoyed learning some new ways to see my art work , thank you.
One question I had about sells , is weather or not I should sell the original or on sells of prints of the originals ? The originals can be rather large and heavy and are difficult to hang,thus causing another barrier for my discision of weather or not to sell the originals.Thank you again for all you knowledge its been very helpful,Barbara Marmon-Baldo
Hello, Barb! This is a good question. I think it all depends on whether or not you truly wish to sell them. If you do, there is no harm offering them for sale. If the right person comes along and wants to purchase one, then it's better to have that option in my opinion 😃
Great video, got a lot of super tips, thanks for sharing. Much success to you!
Jerry Chan thank you for watching!
Thanks Ellen for another insightful video!
You're most welcome, William! 😊
Super helpful thank you
How are you handling the recent etsy policy change, in effect, forcing sellers to ship for free? Has fb done the same as of today?
I really do need to do a video on this; I've been waiting to see how it has affected my stats/sales before committing to one, but I hope to do one soo, Diana - thank you for the suggestion 🙂
smart, real-world advice- thank you
sivadmg you are most welcome 😊 I’m glad you found it helpful!
I see that this was a year ago. Is there a video about how to get followers for your art work on Facebook?
Thank you so much for your advice So nobody tell the right way of giving good advice but they are saying in third language which always confusion.they don't say directly what is your 🎁 fault So whenever I need your 🎁 help I will sure remember you.
you have informed me about my stolen painting that I really appreciate that you always observe my work of art or any written subject matter that is great and good for me. I also aware of internet policy and care for it.learnig lesson from the past.and taking legal action through the advocate at that time as well as possible.
Please do a video for beginners on setting up a Business Facebook page for their Art...thank you.....:)
Vickie, thank you for your video suggestion. While it would be difficult for me to do a tutorial on this particular topic, Facebook has made the process very straightforward and easy to understand. They have step by step instructions which you can find here: facebook.com/business/learn/set-up-facebook-page
If you need assistance in creating a cover page, I highly recommend watching Lisa over at her channel who does a beautiful job showing how it's done (and you can find SO many informative ideas and advice from her) You can find that here: th-cam.com/video/5JE3kxqQ0uM/w-d-xo.html
I hope these are helpful!
Hi Ellen, I just found your TH-cam channel. This was very helpful already. I do already have a Facebook business page. I know I can add a PAY button on my business page, just have to find it. I found your page and like the way you use it. Also, I like the quote, idea or poems. I love quotes too. I already have a Pay Pal account, so I'll change it to a business account instead of personell one. I also like your header on your business page, can you tell me how you did that. I'm also going to start posting more regularly. thank you sooooo much for the PUSH !! :)
Hello! Thank you for your kind words - I’m glad you found this video helpful! 😊 for my header, I used Mock-up Editor. I created a video about this useful tool if you’re interested: th-cam.com/video/nhkAMqyc_Uw/w-d-xo.html
@@EllenBrennemanStudio Thank you, I'll check it out.
Hey Hellen, I really liked your information, very detailed, honest, cautious, I loved it, I"m a full-time artist as well, I'm going to add you on FB to share some experiences, bye
I can’t thank you enough Ellen!
you are very welcome!
Thank you Ellen you are so very helpful ! ☀️
Hi Ellen, I've binge watched several of your videos, while taking a walk. But I'm still struggling with pricing my PRINTS!! Again, i don't want to seem too CHEAP or EXPINSIVE ! I've looked at some art on Etsy but still having a difficult time.
6:50 if they were brave enough to get online, and brave enough to ask for a specific item, that should also work by the same token on following through, but most of the time that just does not work that way, unfortunately, and any communication after that continues like someone cut the internet line.
Thanks for this info which is great for someone starting out with a FB art page. I do have one question, though. Don't you worry about people downloading (screenshots for example) your FB pictures to print and perhaps even frame their own copies? This has always worried me about art online anywhere. Do you use watermarks, for example?
Jennifer Wilson This is a great question and one I am asked often. Recently created a video which I think will answer your question much better than me quickly doing so here. You’re welcome to watch it by following this link: th-cam.com/video/6Zx2BudSZnI/w-d-xo.html I hope you find it helpful! 😊
Thanks ellen.. this is really helpful. Im still quite a slow painter so struggle to post.
Thank you so much, Sonia ☺️
Yes, please do a seperate video on how you get followers
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for honestly sharing your experience. What type of facebook page is best for an artist? Do you have a business page? Thanks for any advice.
Hey nice video we are watching from Africa thanks very much for sharing
Hello! Thank you for watching! :)
@@EllenBrennemanStudio you are welcome hope you will check out to my channel too
Thank you.itwas helpful.
@Ellen Brenneman Studio excellent video! I subscribed! How many Facebook followers you consider that could be enough to start selling and advertising on FB? Did you do a video with tips how to increase an audience? Thank you.
Hello! You are amazing! How to progress all kind of your work. It's amazing
Sure Ellen, i'd love to u talking about traffic on Facebook. I am in transition from normal FB page into a business page which i am building as i can. Starting Etsy as well ?! Thnks 4 sharing.
Thank you for your information. I have subbed to your channel.
Thanks for the sub!
If anybody requests a more detailed photo of the art piece protect it by putting a watermark on it. It's easy and free :)
Peggy Atyeo-Veysey great piece of advice, thank you!
You're welcome, Ellen, I use a watermark on all my greeting cards :)
good idea
Ellen Brenneman Studio
Agree, one of my instructors sells her works for quite a chunk of money and she cautions us to post low resolution photos, e.g. 75 pixels, ONLY to prevent image thievery and unauthorized use by strangers.
I have a business page on fb, but most of my followers are friends, not customers or art buyers. I'm not sure if it would be worth it to do some of the things you advise. What do you think?
If you would be doing the exact same thing on your business page as you are doing on your personal page, probably not. However, if you intend on projecting yourself as a business, I feel it's worth it, especially if you're trying to reach more people - or, if you ever intend on doing FB ads since you can't do that from a personal page.
Your videos are very helpful! 🙏🏼
I'm so glad, Cheryl! Thank you for your comment!
I would love a video about getting followers on Facebook for my art business page.
You can find my video on that topic right here: th-cam.com/video/f4kTLO-Zyec/w-d-xo.html
Hello Ellen, very nice video. I just stumbled upon it, as I am trying to see if I could sell my paints, I just recently started my journey ...creating art. I will check out your other videos, and your Facebook.. but you mentioned to as you if I don’t have a Facebook account yet, art-business one and you might give some tips what be the best way to create that, I’d love to hear your professional advice. All best wishes.
Nina, here is a great article from Facebook that gives step by step instructions on how to create a business page. Hope this helps! facebook.com/business/learn/set-up-facebook-page
This is very helpful. I would like to know more about how your price each pieces. How do you feel about creating digital downloads for posters and smaller wall art?
Rose Fonseca pricing is a very personal decision. I would recommend that you search online for other artists work who is similar to your own and who has a similar following and then price accordingly. Someone who has been selling online and has a good reputation will be able to sell their work for a bigger profit than someone just starting out.
As for digital downloads I personally do not sell them because you are basically giving the rights to your work away for a small fee. It’s better to protect yourself so that others don’t take advantage of that. Of course that’s my personal preference as it pertains to my own work. There are many artists out there to feel differently so it would be a good idea to get their take and then base your decision accordingly. 😊
You are such a Winter and those colors looks so great on you!
You know, I've often wondered what season I am! I know that yellow looks absolutely horrible on me but other than that, I always figured I leaned towards either Autumn or Winter - thanks for letting me know which one! xo
Yea was helpful thanks , Bill Nail art here am on fb as well most of my selling is on fb , so is good to hear have lots of friends on fb ,but most art not buying art
Hi, William :) It takes time to build up a customer base; this was one of the hardest parts for me, and taught me a lot of patience. Glad you have found a market to sell to on FB - that's great!
can you please do a video on how you ship canvas paintings
I very rarely work on canvas, only watercolor and Yupo paper. I do know there are good deals on boxes that you can bend to size on Ebay if that's helpful.
Thank you that was very helpful 😊
Yes I would like to know how to go about setting up a FB art page.
Would you please tell me how I should sign up?
Hi,
I have a fb page and I am posting my art work there..but I am not getting any order there..pls help me
When you sell a water colour painting, do you frame it or just sell as is, OR just a print framed or not framed?
Hi, Wendy :) I don't frame my work because it is too costly to ship framed work under glass. If I'm at an art fair, however, I generally offer a few framed pieces/prints but most people prefer to choose their own mats and frames themselves, so I mainly offer just prints and originals unmated and unframed.
Hi Ellen, sorry I have another question... What's the difference between charging by the Square inch or by the Liner square inch? thank you so much
Hi! 😊 A square inch is calculated by the length of the object by the width of the object in inches. A linear inch is an easier way to calculate. It measures the length, regardless of what the width is… Same as if you were purchasing fabric by the yard.
@@EllenBrennemanStudio ok, thank you , I'm working on pricing. YIKES !!
Ellen, good job. Thank you! :) :)
Raimondas Marciulevičius thank you for watching 😊
Hi Ellen, thank you for your videos. I have watched them all and find them to be very helpful. You are detailed in your information and cover topics that I want to be educated in. I have been painting for several years and only now want to begin selling my work. I would like your opinion on how you price your work and what you have learned along the way. Also, your art pieces are beautiful. I like your subjects and the vibrant colors you choose. Thank you in advance.....
Carol, hello - and thank you for your comment and appreciation of my work - very kind of you! I'm happy to learn that you're ready to begin selling your work. Pricing is one of the most difficult things an artist can struggle with and it truly varies on the time it takes to create a piece, the price of the medium/substrate and the size. I have been contemplating a video on this; I will add it to my list of topics for a future video. Thank you for your question :)
Thank you Ellen....
Ellen......yes please, how to gain followers on FB. Thanks for very insightful video.
Cherry, here is the link to the video you requested - I hope it proves helpful! th-cam.com/video/f4kTLO-Zyec/w-d-xo.html
Great tips!
The information on getting FB Followers would be much appreciated. Thanks.
My video on that can be found here, Greg: th-cam.com/video/f4kTLO-Zyec/w-d-xo.html
Great tips! You mentioned canvas, do you outsource for printing of canvas, or are you doing the printing in-house?
I do not do in-house printing on canvas. I don't receive enough requests for that in order for it to be cost effective enough to purchase the equipment needed. There are many, many different printing places that offer this service at various price points. I'd recommend selecting a couple and ordering samples so see which one best suits your needs.
A question what i do before trying to sell ...copyright my each work each paint or copyright my signature. Or a name?thank you beforehand
I wish i could give 100 thumbs up. Sooooo helpful. I am diving into this world and your advice helps so much. I have just one question that i think about often as its happened to me before...when posting pucs of final artwork to facebook..do you watermark them to protect theft...or how do you get around this problem?
Annette thank you so much for your kind comment. To answer your question, yes - I always have my name on the image so that it can be easily seen by anyone looking at it. Also, you want people to be able to find you should they have questions or want to purchase your work. If someone truly wants to steal a piece of artwork they can, unfortunately; this is the risk of putting art onto the Internet. The pros far outweigh the cons, though. The best way to protect oneself is to upload small images, never full sized. I hope this helps! 😊
Thankyou ❤️ would love to see a gaining followers video
you can find that video here: th-cam.com/video/f4kTLO-Zyec/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the tips! Now I'm interested in learning about the shipping - sounds like you've got a lot to share! I'm worried about under-pricing for large canvases. . . Thoughts?
Shipping is tricky for sure, and can be expensive! I save much of my packaging from shipments I get on Amazon to recycle for larger works. And as for pricing, you can go to USPS (that is, if you live in the US) and plug in your info to get an accurate price on shipping for that size/weight. Don't forget to add in whatever materials you have to purchase in order to ship your paintings, too. Hope this is helpful - good luck!
How do you set up a Facebook page for art
Thank you for the video. It really helped a lot :)
I'm so glad you found it helpful! :).
Hi, I am starting to get a better understanding of how to go about selling my art, seems people want to see the inner workings of making art and people want to get to know the artist. This is what I want to from other artists too.
I have a Art based Facebook page.
I would be interested in seeing a video on how you gain a following on Facebook.
I find your videos helpful, you come from a perspective I understand fairly well.
Hi, Sean - so glad you're finding these helpful. The video I created about how I successfully gained followers can be found by following this link: th-cam.com/video/f4kTLO-Zyec/w-d-xo.html
Facebook has changed their algorithms since the creation of this video which makes it a bit more challenging however, these tips still hold true today...it may just take a bit more time. Facebook is always changing, it seems. Adapting to them so that they can still work for artists is about all we can do. Best of luck!
invaluable info - cheers!
Very helpful. I'm getting ready to share my art with the world. I have a business page now and the only way Facebook will share my work from that page is only if I pay them a lot of money. I'm curious about the art page set up. Can you tell me if you are able to keep it completely separate from your profile page?
Thanks for your comment ☺️ Yes, my art page is totally separate from my personal one. However, FB will attempt to squash your posts regardless. Many artists I know are using their personal page as their business/art page now. There are benefits to this (posts getting seen more) but I believe there is a limit as to how many 'friends' you can have.
I have many followers but on my personal page, not as much on my business page
Thank you for the tips!! Please post a video on setting up a Facebook Business page. I created one, but I am completely lost. I have posted a few pieces of my art on the page, but that is it. Any help is appreciated.
Id love to see a video on how to gain more followers...Thanks for your help!
You can find that video by following this link here PattyAnn! :) th-cam.com/video/f4kTLO-Zyec/w-d-xo.html
What do you do on your face book page once you have sold a painting ?
I'm not sure I'm understanding your question; can you clarify?
Ellen Brenneman Studio
Once you sell a painting how do you indicate that the painting is no longer for sale , do you take it off the page or just state it’s sold .
@@ruckrova Thank you for clarifying! Once a painting has sold, I edit the post by putting the word SOLD at the very top, or, 'Edit - SOLD' so that people know it's no longer available. I do not delete posts. Leaving them up, even if a work is no longer available, allows people to see the range of work I'm capable of producing - like a portfolio. I hope this answers your question :)
Ellen Brenneman Studio thanks
What resolution do you suggest using on facebook to advertise your images to prevent someone right clicking and saving it off FB?
Great question! I normally set mine around 600x600 dpi. Unfortunately, no matter how I've set my resolution, whether it be higher OR lower, I've seen my images used in several unauthorized ways. As artists we need to do things to protect ourselves as much as possible but it's also important to remember that there will always be those who try to ruin a good thing. Right now is the best time to be an artist due to the reach you can have through the internet and social media so do what you can to protect yourself but don't let a select few discourage you from putting your work out there. Hope this helps :)
Nice to meet you , your Art is beautiful ✨💁🏼♀️✨What do think about selling on Facebook Marketplace?💥💥💥?
What is the best way to get paid ? Pay Pal? Thanks
Welcome! And thank you! I have never personally sold on FB Marketplace so I can't speak with confidence about that. I know several artists that have good success on Ebay, though.
I use as many payment methods as I'm able just to make it easiest for my customers. Currently I accept PayPal, Venmo, credit card through my website, and Zelle.