Tagging people on Facebook, when done with a generous spirit, can make you fast friends. Why tag people on Facebook? To be nice, of course! To reach out. You might want to: Promote their upcoming exhibits Talk about what a nice job they did teaching a workshop Brag about their art Gush about how much
How (and Why) to Tag People on Facebook Read
Facebook wants to categorize your business page and, as with most things on Facebook, it isn’t intuitive what you should select. In 3 short steps, you’ll find the Artist category.
You ARE an Artist – Even on Facebook Read
Outside of a full-blown website, there are two options to get your art online quickly. A Facebook official page is the fastest and easiest, but a blog will yield longer-lasting results. It all depends on what you need right now.
Starting an Online Presence for Your Art Read
Are you relying too much on Facebook? I have heard of many artists abandoning their blogs in favor of Facebook. Error! Error! Facebook should be only one of your marketing tools. You can’t throw all of your faith behind a site you don’t control. It’s like putting your career – everything you’ve worked so hard
Social Media Is Only a Tool Read
So, you’ve created an event on Facebook. Who’s going to see it? How can you get it in front of people? In this short video, I walk you through the process of targeting your invitation to friends and/or fans.
5 Ways to Invite Friends & Fans on Facebook to Your Event Read
It’s easy to post art exhibits, shows, and sales as events on your Facebook fan page. This 5-minute video shows you how in just a few simple steps.
Create an Event on Your Facebook Fan Page Read
It takes some effort to turn Facebook friends into fans, but it can be done. If you’ve been on Facebook for a while, you probably started with a (personal) profile and tried to friend as many people as possible. Then you realized that you need a business page because 1) business pages are public and
Turn Facebook Friends into Fans Read
If you want to get your art online quickly and inexpensively, start a fan page (a.k.a. business page) on Facebook. While this is an easy first step for beginners to get your art online, it’s also a good idea for established artists to create this presence on Facebook.
Start a Fan Page (a.k.a. Business Page) on Facebook Read
If you want to get your art online quickly and inexpensively, start a fan page (a.k.a. business page) on Facebook. While this is an easy first step for beginners to get your art online, it’s also a good idea for established artists to create this presence on Facebook.
Start a Fan Page (Business Page) on Facebook Read
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
