Hey there. I did not exactly know where to post this so I found that Marketing is the most-fit category. As you can see, I am a 3D Visualizer doing all kinds of 3D artwork including logos, interior designs, exterior designs, product showcases and product visualization. I've tried twice putting up a thread with nice samples here in Digital-Point and also in other forums and places. Even I tried making a portfolio-website of mine once... but the same problem existed: No customers. That's true, I haven't had any customers wanting a 3D artwork or anything like that, I am pretty confused. I -know- this industry has alot of attractions, then how come there was no customers, not even one? I will appreciate your advice, help and opinions. Thank you.
Well maybe there isn't a market for it. Or maybe it is because your examples are not hosted on your own website. Do you have one? That is important to a customer, especially in this field. I looked at a few or your images and really couldn't tell the difference from anything else. I don't have a good eye for that stuff so that doesn't mean much other than the fact if I can't tell the difference there are others out there that can't either. If you are sure people want or need it, put a website up to establish a little credibility. Those examples you posted really aren't all that great. Not trying to be mean or negative, but that also could be a reason why nobody is beating your door down. Maybe use a different sample that shows your talents. Also, make a side by side comparison so people can really see the difference. Having to click to open 2 different pages doesn't help you any because the difference seems to be minimal. Hope this helps.
Because this forum is full of idiots and none of them have any purpose for a 3D visualization service.
@zeekstern: I tried doing what you said, I had some VERY neat samples before, and even had LESS attention than this time... @dlm: lol, are you being serious?
I don't see much innovation in your work. IMO, work should sell itself; all you have to do is inform.
@JoesMillion: I've thought about it. Maybe I should start working on large projects in 3D now, like ones looking really good and have a lot of innovation it, then putting them as samples. Thanks =)
Yes, I am definitely being serious. Also - no offense - but the work in your signature thread isn't particularly amazing...
You need find out what kind of people need your services. Also, don't expect to get customers from a couple of forum posts. There are many other avenues out there for you to find your customers. Like creating a blog and explaining to people why they should get 3D graphics. Make you can make some sample graphics to give away in exchange for your clients email addresses and then market your services to those people.
@dlm: None taken. I understand, and as I said before, I'll put much much more effort now into my samples. @Site87: I like the blog idea, will try it, thanks.