Comments on: Marketing As You Go

By: The Personal, Timely, Relevant Marketing Framework – koksiarz

Sun, 12 May 2024 04:36:20 +0000

[…] Above I said that your primary goal is obtaining permission to continue a conversation with your prospect. And getting permission to send a prospect email messages is a powerful tool. This is what Seth Godin calls a Permission Asset. And, like Alyson Stanfield says, “Your contact list is your #1 asset – if you use it.“ […]

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By: The Personal, Timely, Relevant Marketing Framework – Artnews

Fri, 26 Apr 2024 01:38:56 +0000

[…] Over I mentioned that your main intention is obtaining authorization to keep on a conversation with your prospect. And having permission to send a prospect e mail messages is a effective device. This is what Seth Godin phone calls a Permission Asset. And, like Alyson Stanfield says, “Your get in touch with list is your #1 asset – if you use it.“ […]

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By: The Personal, Timely, Relevant Marketing Framework – somebodyhelpme

Mon, 30 Oct 2023 20:19:10 +0000

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By: The Personal, Timely, Relevant Marketing Framework – Archelle Art

Thu, 22 Sep 2022 14:49:43 +0000

[…] Previously mentioned I reported that your principal target is obtaining permission to proceed a dialogue with your prospect. And receiving permission to send a prospect e mail messages is a powerful instrument. This is what Seth Godin phone calls a Authorization Asset. And, like Alyson Stanfield states, “Your contact checklist is your #1 asset – if you use it.“ […]

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By: The Personal, Timely, Relevant Marketing Framework - Art Money Provenance

Sat, 30 Nov 2019 10:09:15 +0000

[…] is what Seth Godin calls a Permission Asset. And, like Alyson Stanfield says, "Your contact list is your #1 asset – if you use it."Email newsletters are so powerful because, if you send them to people who have already given you […]

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By: Colin

Fri, 30 Oct 2015 18:33:09 +0000

Alyson,

I love this blog post! Marketing is so important for getting people interested in your work. The old manta “if you build it they will come” doesn’t work like the movies would have you think.

I love all the free ideas you can do to market your work. The truth is, marketing doesn’t have to be a budget breaker! Instead, marketing can be almost free, especially with social media these days.

I just read this post and your one on “The Truth About Why Nobody Came to Your Art Show.” Both had a lot to do with marketing your art and both were fantastic suggestions and straightforward truths. Thanks for that!

Just as a helpful suggestion, the company I work for helps do free promotion for art shows. We have art shows and gallery strolls on our event calendar all the time! It’s another good option for free marketing whenever you have an art show! You can check it out at http://www.spingo.com Hopefully that can help you and other artists in the future!

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By: Naomi

Thu, 03 Sep 2015 23:07:24 +0000

I’m guilty of this. I struggle with the confidence to put myself out there. Just having booked an exhibition and put the work together is pretty overwhelming and so I have sometimes forgotten to push the marketing thing. But I’m determined to change that in the future.

I have been using Hootsuite to schedule posts in advance so that when I have something to promote, I set it up to post to my social media channels and then I don’t have to feel nervous about it when they appear in feeds. Plus I can do them weeks in advance and not have to stress about them in the weeks and days leading up to the exhibition.

For me this can be a bit of a challenge though, as I make painted installations and the work isn’t finished usually until a day or two before the exhibition opening, so I don’t always have a lot of images to share (except for work in progress shots), but they can still do the job.

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By: Linda Ursin

Thu, 03 Sep 2015 15:21:53 +0000

I share some kind of art on social media every day. When I talk to people locally, I say I’m an artist when they mention occupation. I’m creating some hand-painted business cards to leave in selected books at the library.

What I haven’t been able to figure out yet is the right place for me to market my art. If I was painting horses, I’d hang around horse interested people.

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