Guest blogger Heidi Spiegel has created two characters: the Artist Me and the Business Me. She says one is committed to making art, while the other believes in the art enough to support and promote it.
Business You Is Looking After the Artist You Read
Fiona Purdy offers a solution to artists who are bombarded with requests for donations. She shares a letter she wrote recently in response to a donation request – a letter that educates the fundraisers.
Educate Those Who Ask for Donations of Your Art Read
Guest blogger Luna Jaffe offers insight into why you don’t need Write-Offs but instead need Right Ons and money-savvy benefits in her fourth Money-Savvy Artist Tip: Beware of the “It’s a Write-Off” Excuse.
Money-Savvy Artist Tip #4: Beware of the It's-a-Write-Off Excuse Read
Guest blogger Luna Jaffe shares best practices for tracking business expenses, creating documentation and money-savvy benefits in her third Money-Savvy Artist Tip: Track It!
Money-Savvy Artist Tip #3: Track It! Read
Guest blogger Luna Jaffe shares advice on increasing your savings and money-savvy benefits in her second Money-Savvy Artist Tip: Save for Yourself.
Money-Savvy Artist Tip #2: Save for Yourself Read
Guest blogger Luna Jaffe shares small steps and money-savvy benefits in her first Money-Savvy Artist Tip: Stay on Top of Your Account Balances.
Money-Savvy Artist Tip #1: Stay On Top of Your Account Balances Read
Many artist websites are design for the “slow scavenger” shoppers who take their time browsing your online store or portfolio. Guest blogger Whitney Zeldow shares 4 tips on how your artist website can meet the needs of the “fast hunter” shoppers who move quickly and are ready to buy right here, right now.
Artist Websites: Appealing to the Slow Scavenger vs Fast Hunter Shoppers Read
Guest blogger Mara Purl is an actress-turned-writer-performer-producer. The central character in her soon-to-be-released book is a fine artist. In this post, Mara shares what she calls the Be’s of the Art Biz: Be Authentic, Be Brave, Be Persistent, Be in Integrity, Be in Experience, and Be Creative.
There are at least 5 reasons to add a custom welcome to your Facebook page. Follow these steps and you’ll have one up and running in about 30 minutes.
How To Set Up a Custom Welcome Page for Your Facebook Page Read
Guest blogger Marty Coleman (aka Napkin Dad) says: My kids liked that I was an artist as they grew up. They had a ton of things to create with and had inspiration to do so from seeing me being an artist. I learned a couple things about encouraging them that I want to share with the followers of the Art Biz Blog.”
6 Steps for the Artist-Father to Help Grow Creative Kids Read
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