The Nine Types of Art Buyers
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Art Buyers' personalities determine the most appropriate art seller's introduction, pitch and close techniques in conversation with individual art-buying prospects.
As a Jungian scholar who has studied why people do the things they do and act the way they act since the early 1990s and one who holds the U.S. Patent & Trademark for my personality typing system Character Architectural Technology, I found art buyers quite the unique group. As an artist and art seller, I have experienced these specific buying patterns for art buyers--
TYPE 1 - RIGHT DECISION BUYERS - I want to be sure I am making the perfect choice before I make my buying decision. That means the right style of art in the right location that reaffirms my good taste every time I look at it.
TYPE 2 - SENTIMENTAL BUYERS - I hang art on my walls that either comes from relatives, friends or artists I like. Every one of my paintings has a story I love to tell.
TYPE 3 - GOAL-DIRECTED BUYERS - I buy only the best I can afford and it will work well with my decor and create an exciting impressive ambiance. Many times my art purchases are also good investments.
TYPE 4 - WORK-OF-ART BUYERS - I want the unusual art people don't see everywhere, that causes a stir. But that's just one part. It must speak to me in a symbiotic way, make some connection or I have no reason to buy.
TYPE 5 - BE BACK BUYERS - Trust takes time. I am curious about your work. I like being a knowledgeable buyer, in the know. I'm in no hurry and I'll keep coming back to it until I buy or lose it to another buyer.
TYPE 6 - HOME-IS -MY- CASTLE BUYERS - I love my home and spend time looking for and finding wonderful things to make it more enjoyable. Answer my questions amiably to my satisfaction and you can often turn me into a collector. I like taking people with me when I am in the market to buy. I definitely listen to their thoughts and opinions as I go through my decision-making process.
TYPE 7 - DREAM BUYERS - When I see something I like, I buy. I often buy in pairs, triples and more. I collect what I like. I fall in love with things and enjoy them immensely. If I love your work, I will collect as much as I can afford, maybe even more than I can afford, because I must have a painting.
TYPE 8 - DEAL-MAKING BUYERS - No one sells me. I sell me. I am the only one who can. I buy what I want at a price that works for me. I may come find you with exactly the picture in mind that I want you to paint. I always know what I like and I make decisions quickly.
TYPE 9 - IS EVERYBODY HAPPY? BUYERS - I am clear about what I want. Still, I will run it by others in my life and I will concern myself with avoiding arguments or offending sellers.
Can you find yourself in the Nine Types of Art Buyers? Do you feel you are a combination of two or more of the Nine Types of Buyers? I would love to hear your comments.
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About the Author: Barbara Garro RSS for Barbara's articles - Visit Barbara's website Currently, my private and group coaching clients are taking the Garro 40-Day Creativity Challenge with me. It is so exciting to give yourself three hours every week for eight weeks, weekends off unless you mess up a weekday! As the author of Grow Yourself A Life You'll Love and From Jesus to Heaven with Love: A Parable Pilgrimage, I have been coaching people to achieve their goals as writers, artists and believers for nearly fifty years. Along with my Business, Finance & Economics and Business & Professional Communication degrees, I also have a Master of Arts in Liberal Studies, am a Certified Property & Casualty Underwriter, and graduated from Corporate Coach University and Coach Training Institute. People tell me my workshops and books have helped them stay on their goal tracks by knowing what to do when life gets in their way. My corporate career included Director of Risk Management for Comcast Corporation and positions in tax management, credit management, shareholder relations management. My Character Architectural Technology System has a registered mark from the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office and helps me show people who they are and how knowing that can help them achieve their goals in a way that works for them. As an avid social networker, find me on Lunch, Facebook, Twitter, Linked In, Filed By. My books are sold on Amazon.com and CambridgeBooks.us as well as ElectricEnvisions.com Click here to visit Barbara's website. Transcendental Meditation MindBody Tuneup Breaking Through Administrative Bottlenecks Part 1 Work Spaces Art Buyer Worries Art Buyers Must Be Art Detectives Creating Your Companys Written Mission Statement |
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