How to Start Selling 3D models_First $100

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if you are thinking about selling 3d models online and generate your first $100 there are a lot of things that you should know if you don't have the necessary experience yet. if you want to stand out from the crowd you have to be different and unique in this saturated market place to create what we call a competitive advantage to dominate a certain section or niche in the 3D model's marketplace.
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[agentice]

Dope I can finally sell my defualt cube

[JasonTheOneAndOnly]

Speaking as someone who buys all sorts of models, having a rigged character and shaders all ready to go, is always a win.

[PoggoThomas]

Tip for people thinking about taking commisions/freelancing - NEVER trust another person. You should ALWAYS take 50% or at least 25% of payment before starting work. You can never be sure that your customer won't run away after getting the model (unless you demanded payment first before sending the file), leaving you without reward and with wasted time, that's why it's smart to take pre-payment.

[davidedwardsme]

Tip - Don't waste time modeling / selling existing IPs, ie Iron Man, Avatar assets etc ... anyone using existing IPs will need a license to use them, and if they have a license, there's a high chance they already have the assets provided by the client or must model them in house. Saying this with experience as a seller and someone who works with large IPs :)

[Fernanda-gsqq]

Your videos are simply amazing. I was asking myself when should I start selling models or how to do some research first. Then I received the notification of this video.
Thank you!! <3

[Pejo-Bun]

I made my first 300$ by making an alluminium cube assemble and rotate, also the guy gifted me a steadycam device for going through the trouble of making a water simulation fall on top of it. Yes, I already love this job.

[islesofurth]

This is a great video not just for teaching how to sell 3D models but for teaching how to be more profesional in general.
So many in the industry would benifit by watching this.

[xander]

This seems... Like a very high effort low pay job. Since the way you're competing with in-house modelers is by severely undercutting them.

[xristosmotosport]

Hello, nice to discover your channel! i have been modeling in 3dsmax since 2008. introduction to a video game modification was the reason to start and was a pleasure to work around it for 3 years.. Didn't leave it, i was always hungry to learn new ways and enhance my skills. Due to luck of time i make or texture things rarely but never actually tried to sell anything.

[QwanAdeKing]

You are so right when it comes to pricing, some people with novice and intermediate skills ask for pricing much more than what their skills are efficient for. This goes with freelancing as well, if I want to hire someone to cut my time, they would suggest more than their worth. I know the value of 3d modeling as I am an artist myself. I decline a lot of artists who don't meet the standards or offer more than what I know isn't worth it. Because many will look at the now than a continuation of income. If you are good then build a foundation.

[shutnawi]

i was drooling big time when you were showcasing the models at the beginning. holy shit.
i really should find my own niche, models i make are all over the place.

[eviv]

And not a word about possible income...the information everyone is concerned more than the standard selling tips.

[diegoduy]

Thanks for all, you are doing great videos!

[lawalayomikun]

Every time i get notification of a new video from Inspiration tuts. I am always happy, the content you create is the best, what i need right now.

[christynpienaar]

Ironically, I dont agree with the advice of the saturation as sales of 3D models highly depends on its uniqueness more than nicheness, like models of unique crates vs niche characters, the output from you the modeller can be higher and sales can happen faster vs working tirelessly on a niche unique object and then selling it only a few times, as studios will also consider not buying something thats already sold once due to not wanting to use something others have in their games or animation projects. So its an aspect not really explained here, its very tough to sell either however.

[QwecySlim]

I'm always happy when I get a notification from this channel

[csmemarketing]

Very good video on using 3D to make income. I like the concise steps involved, especially the error checking.

[StephaneCharre]

I was not expecting to see my work watching this video ^^

[McQueenPaul]

I found this interesting but I would also like to see a video on buying and selling models specifically for 3D printing. I want to be able to turn the virtual into the physical but I do find some of the marketplace confusing. It would be really helpful to know what to look out for and what to avoid, and a list of good resellers would be useful too.

[Evergladez]

Great insight, I learned the hard way that mediocre 2d is more lucrative in the short term than good/decent 3d