To plunge into the Web’s round-the-clock marketplace is both daunting and compelling. It’s delicious to imagine prodigious sales allowing you to “Quit Your Day Job” so you can ship hoards of orders in your Dr. Denton’s and then glide into your studio to make more.
Ripping Through the Veils of Illusion Around Online Art Marketplaces Read
Guest blogger Cynthia Morris Here suggests ways to make your book reviews less onerous and more effective. Above all, she says try a recommendation rather than a critical review.
A Simple Approach to Writing Book Reviews for Your Blog or Newsletter Read
Guest blogger Cynthia Morris discusses how writing about books can help us both personally and professionally and provides four reasons to consider reviewing books for your blog or newsletter.
Free Content for Your Blog or Newsletter: Write a Book Review Read
Everyone feels overwhelmed at times. I find myself in this position more than I would like to admit and thought I’d share a process that has worked for me. First, make a list of everything that needs to get done, including the small steps necessary to complete the larger tasks. Everything!
Task List Navigation for Peace of Mind Read
Guest Blogger Leah Markham shares 4 lessons she learned from her encounter with a unique marketing technique she experienced in a London park.
4 Lessons from Naked Marketers Read
Guest blogger Debby L. Williams discusses three critical aspects to consider when submitting a cover letter to respond to call for entries or applying for a residency or grant.
Are You Sending Wimpy Cover Letters? Read
Guest Blogger: Sally J. Smith After your teleseminar with Carolyn Edlund, I was inspired to map out a system that would help me manage all the details of my very full list of goals. I sat down and wrote out what my ultimate goal was and then the various opportunities I have to get there.
Organizing Your Projects Visually Read
When someone purchases your artwork, they are obtaining a piece of your creativity, a connection to your talent and vision. By interacting with your audience, you share your creative spirit and set up a memorable connection.
Mana Is the Magic Behind Selling Your Art Read
Guest blogger Ruth Soller recently enjoyed her first-ever sold-out show at the Panhandle Plains Invitational Western Art Show and Sale after participating for four years. She shares 5 tips for how she did it – building on her successes and observations each year.
How to Pull Off a Sold-Out Show By Extending Your Antennae Read
Guest blogger Richard Slechta discusses that an often overlooked, but extremely rich resource for art inspiration and education, are podcasts. Richard shares his 9 top choices for art podcasts.
9 Art Podcasts You Should Follow Read
