Guest blogger Marcia Yudkin says: When you have a new product or an upcoming event, you can’t tell your list about it just once. Vary your angle. Lead into it differently each time. Use this checklist to pitch repeatedly without boring or annoying your email recipients.
Repeated, Yet Fresh: Vary Your Marketing Angle Read
Guest blogger Kim Bruce shares the story of how she was included in an exhibition proposal by someone who found her through a Google search.
Pins and Needles: Proof that Words Can Help You Be Found Online Read
Guest blogger Sandhya Manne says, “When you love something, you will make time for it — whether “it” is children or art.” She shares how she balances her roles as mother and artist.
Balancing the Roles of Artist and Mother Read
Lisa Call recently replaced PayPal “Buy It Now” buttons with an E-junkie shopping cart for selling artwork on her art website: lisacall.com. She tells you why she made the switch in this guest post.
Eight Reasons to Use an E-junkie Shopping Cart Read
Social media optimization is the new way to position yourself to your audience (and search engines) to better increase your visibility. With one tiny swap of one tiny letter, you’re left re-engineering your web marketing strategy to better service your content with the social media channels your audience is on. (2010)
Google Insights for Search is a research tool that can help you to fine tune your keywords with Google’s results and with their suggestions. Google Insights gives you the data to optimize all areas of your art marketing and art promotion in terms of topics, keywords and title tags.
Google Insights Fine Tunes Your Art Website Read
The most important lesson guest blogger Kesha Bruce learned from opening a gallery was that a gallery is not a substitute for using your contact list and taking care of your biggest supporters.
Thinking of Opening a Gallery Space? Read
Artists and others can use the WordPress blogging platform as a content management system (CMS) for their WordPress sites. You can manage your portfolio, update your CV, and post upcoming shows and exhibitions by using WordPress PAGES.
Manage Your Artist Portfolio in WordPress Read
Guest blogger Gary Peters shares his idea for getting his art materials paid for up front while rewarding his special supporters. Includes a special report for Art Biz Blog readers.
One for You, One for Me: Pay for Your Art Materials Up Front Read
Except for the few artists who have reached the level of success that enables requires help from assistants to keep up with the demand for their work, we artists are a lonely bunch. Solitude is good for creativity, but only up to a point. Community, education, critique, support, and inspiration are good for our work and our psyches.
5 Reasons to Join and Be Active in an Artist Organization Read
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