Price Your Art Like Starbucks?!

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Episode Description
Most artists think pricing is only about size, time, and materials. But some of the most successful brands in the world price based on positioning, perceived value, and consistency, not just cost.

In this episode of the Art Price Lab Podcast, we look at what artists can learn from how Starbucks prices its products and why thinking like a brand can completely change how your work is valued.

This is not about turning your art into a commodity. It is about understanding how pricing systems, brand perception, and consistency shape what people are willing to pay. When artists treat pricing as a one-off decision instead of a coherent structure, buyers get confused and trust erodes.

When pricing is intentional and aligned, it creates clarity, confidence, and long-term value. In this episode, we explore how pricing works at a brand level, why consistency matters, and how artists can think about their pricing structure in a way that supports both sustainability and growth.

What You Will Learn
Why pricing is about positioning, not just cost
What Starbucks actually sells beyond coffee
How consistency shapes perceived value
Why scattered pricing confuses buyers
How to start thinking about your art pricing as a system

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If you want help applying these ideas to your own work, you can try Art Price Lab FREE here:
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Listener Takeaway
If you have ever wondered why some artists can charge more for similar work, this episode will help you see pricing through a brand lens instead of a purely labor-based one.