After nearly five years of writing the Art Marketing Action newsletter, I finally (!) applied for an ISSN from the Library of Congress (LOC). This number is different from the ISBNs on my e-books. It’s strictly reserved for serial publications and registers your newsletter with the LOC. I urge artists who are putting out meaty […]
One of my goals this year (yep, still working on them) is to start an artists’ book club. I would like to meet in person, but I also think there would be value in doing this in the virtual world. What do you think?
Would you join a book club for artists? Read
Quick Reminder The Publicity Hound (Joan Stewart) will give a free preview presentation as part of the smARTist Telesummit tomorrow night. Here’s the skinny . . . =========================== Date: Thursday- January 11, 2007 Time: 7 – 7:45 pm EST FREE–all you have to do is register This event has passed. =========================== The smARTist Telesummit is
PR Expert Speaks to Artists Read
In preparation for my week-long trip to Atlanta and South Carolina next week, I finally read Cynthia Morris’s Creative Toolkit for the Traveler. It’s a short e-book loaded with plenty of ideas for capturing your travel experiences before they’re gone forever. Written and visual activities are included and I can’t wait to try them out.
Creative Toolkit for the Traveler Read
I was sent an email today offering me an opportunity to become an affiliate to sell an artist marketing course. There were so many things wrong with this letter I can’t begin to point them out, but I’ll try: 1) It wasn’t personalized. No “Dear Alyson” or any indication that he knew anything about me
Know Thy Letter Recipient Read
SPECIAL TELESEMINAR TO KICK OFF THE NEW YEARTuesday, January 9, 8pm EST, 5pm PST Is 2007 going to be the year you make GIANT STRIDES in your art career? Or is it just going to be another year? Any successful person will tell you that success didn’t come overnight, but as a result of daily
How to Tap Into Daily Actions to Accomplish Your Goals in the New Year Read
I don’t usually make resolutions, but I believe there are some on on this list that could be turned into goals. What say you? RESOLVE to update my mailing list on a regular basis. RESOLVE to use my mailing list on a regular basis. RESOLVE to organize my mailing list on a computer database.
One of my marketing gurus is Robert Middleton, who writes for those of us who have service businesses (non-artists). His InfoGuru Manual has been extremely helpful to me. This week he shares secrets to staying on track with your goals, including: Make a Public Promise Write It Down Put It on the Calendar Get Support
Stay On Track with Your Goals Read
I received the very nicest holiday greetings from artists and Art Marketing Action subscribers all over. The personal notes were heartwarming and mean a great deal. AND, it was very cool to see everyone’s artwork on their cards. Keep up the great work!
After you have made SMART goals (specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and timely), take a few more steps to help make them a reality: 1) Write them down. Write them clearly and with detail. Write them so you envision and believe in them2) Tell someone of your intentions. If you don’t have a coach to work
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