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CDA Business & Marketing Practices Flashcards

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  1. What is the most important factor to consider when setting pricing for decorative art services?

    Answer: Time, materials, overhead, and desired profit margin

    Accurate pricing must account for time, materials, overhead expenses, and a reasonable profit margin to ensure business sustainability.

  2. Which business structure provides personal liability protection for a solo decorative artist in the US?

    Answer: Limited Liability Company (LLC)

    An LLC separates personal assets from business liabilities, offering legal protection that a sole proprietorship does not provide.

  3. What does a client contract for a decorative art project typically NOT include?

    Answer: Artist's personal tax returns

    A client contract covers project scope, payment terms, timelines, and cancellation policies, but never the artist's personal financial documents.

  4. Which marketing channel is most effective for showcasing decorative art work visually to potential clients?

    Answer: Social media platforms like Instagram and Pinterest

    Visual platforms like Instagram and Pinterest are ideal for decorative artists because they allow high-quality image sharing to attract potential clients.

  5. What is a 'deposit' in the context of a decorative art commission agreement?

    Answer: A partial payment made before work begins to secure the project

    A deposit is a partial upfront payment that secures the artist's time and commitment before the project begins.

  6. When should a decorative artist issue a formal invoice to a client?

    Answer: Upon project milestones or completion as agreed in the contract

    Invoices should be issued at agreed-upon milestones or upon completion, as outlined in the project contract, to maintain professional billing practices.