Pinterest is a great way to showcase your best work to a targeted audience of artists, galleries, and potential customers. Here are some suggestions for artists who want to harness the power of Pinterest.
How Artists Can Harness the Power of Pinterest Read
Understanding the mission for various online marketing platforms makes it easier to prioritize your efforts in communicating to your target audience.
How to Prioritize Your Online Marketing Read
Finding it hard to maintain your social media accounts? Here is a list of 5-minute tasks to squeeze into your schedule so you can get in, get off, and then get back to the studio.
5-Minute Social Media Tasks for the Week Read
Use a photo of you for your personal profile on Facebook and an image of your art for your business page. Yes, it’s nice to see artists’ faces (I agree! I like to see faces, too), but are you promoting your face or your art?
Why Your Art is the Profile Picture for Your Facebook Page Read
Twitter seems like an instant platform, but it actually gives introverts a little time to respond and still be part of a conversation.
Is Twitter a Perfect Platform for Introverts? Read
Philadelphia’s Rosenfeld Gallery is providing videos for their artists who exhibit there. This is a fantastic service for the artists and a smart use of video by the gallery.
Compelling Video of Your Art Read
(This content is mostly outdated.) It’s not very easy to find out little secrets about how things work on Facebook and Twitter. Here are a few things I’ve learned that have made me feel more confident in my presence on those sites. Twitter The photo strip on the top of your Facebook page and profile consists
Look Like a Whiz on Facebook & Twitter Read
It’s not just you. Everyone is overwhelmed by all of the options for online marketing. In today’s Art Marketing Action newsletter, I provide PEARLS of social media wisdom. Here’s a sneak peek. Pick a Platform Engage Acknowledge Respond Listen Share and Sell What pearls of wisdom do you have to share about using social media
PEARLS of Social Media Wisdom Read
For quite some time, I have been publishing my weekly newsletter on this blog in addition to sending it via email. This will no longer be the case. Only those who subscribe to the Art Marketing Action newsletter will receive it beginning September 7. Below is the next-to-last issue that will be posted here. Don’t
Fine-Tune Your Artist Presence on Facebook Read
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
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