Twitter Tweekly for June 13, 2014

It’s a very lucky Friday the 13th, indeed, for you. It’s time for my top tweets (according only to me) from the past two weeks!

Art & Marketing

Strict anti-spam law goes into effect in Canada on July 1. Are you compliant?
See @lisacall ‘s weekly schedule. Marvel at the detail! blog.lisacall.com/2014/06/spendi…
Follow Alyson on Twitter
RT @kiffaniestahle: Stellar advice by @mariabrophy on how to deal with a client who doesn’t want to sign contract. shar.es/PcBHi
Google Is Documenting Street Art Around the World buff.ly/1s5UGvu
I’m asking for “how you got started as an artist” stories on my FB page. Please tell us your story facebook.com/artbizcoach/po…

Being Organized

If you schedule a lot of appointments with students or clients, I recommend @timetrade It’s a life saver for us!
How to Organize Your Digital Photos with Photo by Emilie zite.to/1nGexPT
Organize and manage your art with Artwork Archive: buff.ly/SPYgtA via @33contemporary@ArtworkArchive
I’m still looking for the ultimate solution for organizing digital photos (for my artist-readers). Please tell us how you do it at https://www.facebook.com/artbizcoach/posts/10154221462750366 

Keys to Success

RT @chrisbrogan: We all have the same amount of time. Some people just have more drive. <Yes!
[ted id=1733]
The key to success is grit ted.com/talks/angela_l…

Social Media

64 Tactics to Drive Traffic to Your Blog zite.to/1wPjNCA
Everything You Need to Know About Facebook’s New Page Design: buff.ly/1li7hqhpic.twitter.com/hET2APM6JN <It’s already here!
 
10 Tips to Skyrocket Your Pinterest Sales: buff.ly/1kXqCyl
Tips for Writing an About Page When You Hate Writing About Yourself buff.ly/TNRSE8 via @BeyondBylines @PublicityHound

Because They’re Really Funny

RT @mfaboston: @TheOnion finally calls us out. We would like to formally apologize for not having a Mona Lisa. onion.com/1mD4TqU<Ha!
RT @badbanana: “Youth is wasted on the Younger.” – Pieter Brueghel the Elder <#artjokes

 

Follow @abstanfield on Twitter for the most timely updates for growing your art business.

 

 

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