The fastest and cheapest way to get your art online these days is to create a fan page on Facebook. Every artist should have a short description of their art, images of the art, and 1 more thing. Can you guess?
The 3 Most Critical Items on Your Facebook Fan Page Read
Why sit back and wait to hear from a gallery, curator, arts writer, art center or museum when you can connect through Web 2.0? Not sure how to go about this? Let’s use galleries for these examples. First, find a gallery’s fan page on Facebook and Like it. At the same time, follow gallery tweets
Join the Conversation on Social Media Read
One of the most popular applications for a Facebook Fan Page is Static FBML (HTML/Facebook Markup Language), which allows you to post a dynamic welcome page, add an opt-in subscribe box for your newsletter, and display your videos.
Build Your Mailing List on Your Facebook Fan Page: How to Create an Opt-In Box and Tab Read
In a nutshell there is no such thing as privacy on Facebook. But there are steps you can take to protect yourself as best you can and still enjoy the benefits of being a member. First, assume that whatever goes online, stays online–forever. Behave as if the world is watching because they are. Get 6 more tips in this article.
7 Steps to More Privacy on Facebook Read
Facebook is one of the biggest time-suckers out there—if you allow it to be. In addition to setting an alarm and limiting your Facebook time, there’s one big step you can take to save time on Facebook: Group your friends into lists. Friends lists help you organize your Facebook connections. Rather than hundreds or even
Save Loads of Time on Facebook with Friends Lists Read
Gravatars are the small photos you see next to people’s comments on Art Biz Blog and many other blogging sites. This short post shows you where you can get a universal avatar for free and also gives you a link for adding gravatars to your own blog.
How to get your universal avatar Read
I don’t want to put all of my knowledge on my blog. I need to save it for my teaching. I shouldn’t be giving it all away for free. This objection is raised at almost every workshop at which I discuss blogging. It happened again last week. One person voiced the thought, but there were
Not yet a believer in the power of social media for artists? Leonard Olson shares his story about how Twitter helped propel him to a Top 5 search-engine ranking for his new invention.
Using Twitter to enhance your search-engine ranking Read
Set your alarm and take care of your social media tasks in 15 minutes a day. Or perhaps you prefer 30 minutes two or three times a week. That’s great!Make sure that you are spending quality time online and not allowing it to become a time-waster.
15 Minutes a day for social networking Read
Are you worried that you’re missing out on blog visitors by feeding your blog into your Facebook fan page? Is there anything you can do to alleviate any missed opportunities? Or do you see it as a positive opportunity?
Deep Thought Thursday: Your Blog Feed on Facebook Read
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