Because I’ve been receiving such enormous support for my June 1 book deadline, I thought I should update you: Goal met! In fact, I met it yesterday. Not that the book is completed, but I know what it REALLY is. It will be a lot of tweaking and refining, but I’m so close. Here’s what […]
A terrific quote taken from today’s issue of 365 Days of Coaching: Inaction breeds doubt and fear. Action breeds confidence and courage. If you want to conquer fear, do not sit home and think about it. Go out and get busy. –Dale Carnegie (Consider taking art marketing action and joining the lazy summer Promote Your
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I see a lot of art. A LOT! I’m probably introduced to about 50-100 new artists each week through potential clients, students, and my own interests. So, I kind of know what I’m talking about when I say that your art truly needs to look like your own. What can you do to make it
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A quick reminder that one of the benefits of being a member of the Art Marketing Action Inner Circle is one-on-one coaching days. I sit by the phone for three hours and answer your pressing questions (in ten minutes or less). The next date for this is Tuesday, April 24 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30
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Oopsie. I failed to mention this week’s 5-year anniversary special in Monday’s Art Marketing Action newsletter. Get the free report "Connect with Art Audiences" (download instantly!) and read about the other specials you might have missed. Just go to the special ArtBizCoach.com 5-year anniversary page.
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This week’s podcast is an audio version of the Art Marketing Action newsletter. Listen to "Strengthen Your Brand": [powerpress url=”http://www.artbizcoach.com/podcasts/strengthenbrand.mp3″] (All Art Marketing Action podcasts are also available for free subscription at iTunes.)
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I’m in Florida talking to artists in Bradenton today, but I couldn’t let this auspicious occasion slip by without notice. Five years ago today, I launched what would become the Art Marketing Action newsletter. At the time, it was simply called “Dear Artist.” I’ve come a long way, baby. March 25, 2002 Dear Artist .
1. Start a file folder for blogging ideas. Whenever you come across good blog fodder, scribble it on a piece of paper and throw it in there. I get lots of ideas from subscribers who write to me. Because I don’t have time to answer personal questions, I ask if I can use their question
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Alison Lee does a fantastic job with her Craftcast blog and podcasts. And I was honored to be her guest for today’s podcast interview. We focused on–suprise!–the business of being an artist and art marketing. Check it out: Alison Lee’s Craftcast
My interview with Alison Lee of Craftcast Read
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