22 Tactics to Thoughtfully Invite People to Visit Your Art Website (228)
Your website won’t attract visitors just because it’s pretty. You have to invite them—gently, consistently, and with purpose.
In this solo episode, I share 11 smart, doable tactics to get more eyes on your art (plus a link to download all 22). No sleazy tricks—just thoughtful ways to guide people to your digital doorstep and keep your work from staying hidden in the corners of the internet.
5 Timelines To Help You Plan
Planning ahead can make all the difference in your art business.
In this post, I share 5 essential timelines to help you stay organized and reduce last-minute stress. From publishing a blog post to promoting a solo show, updating your website, and following up with contacts—these timelines give you structure so you can focus more on your art. Use them as-is or adapt them to fit your unique workflow.
Comprehensive Guide for Writing an Effective Artist Statement (221)
Writing your artist statement can feel like a big task, but it doesn’t have to be. In this guide, I’ll walk you through simple steps to help you figure out what to say and how to say it.
You’ll get writing prompts, editing advice, and ideas for how to actually use your artist statement once it’s done. Let’s make it easier—and way less intimidating.
The Artist’s Guide to Confident Decision-Making (219)
As an artist, you’re constantly faced with choices—whether to take on a project, collaborate, or invest time in new opportunities.
In this episode of *The Art Biz* and accompanying post, I walk you through a step-by-step decision-making framework designed to help you evaluate opportunities with clarity and confidence. You’ll learn how to prioritize, set boundaries, and trust your choices so you can move forward with certainty in your art career.
The 4 Core Beliefs That Lead to Art Business Success (216)
There are four core beliefs that guide everything I teach—principles that help artists make better decisions, market more effectively, and build thriving careers.
These aren’t quick tips or passing trends. They are the bedrock of everything I do. They’ve been tested over time, refined through years of working with artists, and proven essential to building a thriving art career.
12 Steps to Take After Completing Your Artwork
Finishing a piece of art is just the beginning! This list guides you through essential post-creation tasks, including signing, documenting, photographing, and organizing your work.
Follow these 12 steps to ensure your artwork is properly archived, protected, and seen by the right audience.
