1. No one can promote your art more effectively than you. No one knows it better than you and no one cares about your success more than you. 2. If you don’t believe it can happen, it won’t.
13 Truths About Marketing Your Art Read
In celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Art Marketing Action Newsletter, here are the top 10 marketing advice articles from Art Biz Coach. Includes writing, blogging, exhibiting, and more. What’s #1 ?
Top 10 Marketing Advice Newsletters from Art Biz Coach Read
These are not art marketing strategies: having a website, starting a blog, signing up for Twitter, adding a page on Facebook. My definition of an art marketing strategy is a thoughtful plan for putting your art in front of more people and engaging potential audiences. What strategies are you using to keep your name and
Your Art Marketing Strategy Read
Artists should conduct a marketing review to evaluate methods they are using to sell or gain recognition for their art.
If your ears burn from time to time, it’s because I’ve written down my gratitude for you. I’m thankful for your participation in my online community. That’s mostly what I wanted to tell you today. No big actions this week–just gratitude. I’m grateful . . . That you read my email even when your inbox
This is what I’m talking about! Don’t do what other artists are doing. Add a twist! Artist Brian Kliewer likes the “painting a day” phenomenon, but (and this is my take with my words) that’s getting kind of old. We like NEW ideas! Instead of just doing a painting a day, Brian is promoting 100
100 days, 100 paintings, 100 dollars each Read
I received this email from awhile back from Bob Hunt: I’ve been getting your newsletter now for a couple of month and do find some of the information interesting, but I feel you haven’t addressed a real issue that contributes to success. It’s talent. No where do you address this (at least not in the
Is artwork marketable without talent (and developing a thick skin as an artist) Read
