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 […]
Tips for focusing your blog content Read
When I asked earlier in the week why you’re not blogging, Kathy Eyster commented: Why don’t I blog? Well…I’m an introvert and I don’t necessarily *want* to tell everyone what’s going on with me! 😉 She may have been halfway kidding because she said more than that, but the plain fact is: You don’t have
Blogs don’t have to be personal Read
In continuing the theme of this week’s Art Marketing Action newsletter and yesterday’s post, I include Part 2 of my editing tips. While they were written for artist statements, I believe they are equally helpful for your other text. Some things to look for . . . Opening. Does your first sentence intrigue and lead
Editing Tips for Artists: Part 2 Read
From this week’s Art Marketing Action newsletter, I encourage you to edit carefully what you put out for public consumption. Not necessarily your blog. Blogs are more free-flowing, organically grown beasts. But edit your statement, brochures, biographies, and websites so that you have fewer words with bigger impact.
Editing Tips for Artists (Part 1: Pre-editing) Read
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