I sell original paintings and prints online and, while my work receives encouraging engagement, turning that interest into paid orders is still hit-and-miss. I need a partner who can tighten the whole funnel—from finding the right audience on social to a checkout flow that actually converts—and open new revenue streams through licensing. Social media first: Instagram is where I’m already active, so I’d like campaigns built specifically for that platform. The priority is conversion: attract the right collectors, serve ads that resonate, then track and refine until the cost-per-sale makes sense. If testing shows Facebook or Pinterest could work too, I’m open to it, but Instagram remains the core. My current website on Wordpress looks pleasant enough, yet sales stall. A redesign of the layout and flow is essential—clean product pages, clearer calls-to-action, faster load times, mobile-friendly checkout, and analytics tied back to ad performance so we know exactly what’s working. Beyond direct-to-consumer sales, licensing is an untapped opportunity. I want research on print-on-demand outlets, greeting-card publishers, and any realistic channels where my designs could earn royalties. Concrete leads, submission guidelines, and an outline of the commercial terms will let me decide where to focus next. Deliverables I can act on: • A conversion-driven Instagram ad strategy (audience definitions, creatives, budget pacing, and tracking setup). • Refreshed website layout with wireframes or implemented changes that shorten the path to purchase and showcase the art beautifully. • A report of licensing opportunities: at least 10 qualified print-on-demand or greeting-card contacts, their requirements, royalty structures, and next-step recommendations. • A brief summary of results after initial campaign/testing period with clear metrics and suggestions for iteration. If you have a track record in art, e-commerce, and licensing—and can demonstrate campaigns that moved the revenue needle—let’s make my art reach more walls and store shelves. Priority given to those with proven examples in fine art customers.