In this epic article: Download the notes templateVideo #1: It starts with what they want mostVideo #2: The clues are in the detailsVideo #3: Connect and engage in your captions(click title to scroll) Have you ever noticed all the headlines in your inbox about the newest function you need to learn for your favorite […]
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In this epic article: Get traffic with social media check Get traffic using other people’s audiencesGet traffic using keywordsGet traffic using word of mouthMake sure your method is working(click title to scroll) Did you know the Artist Market Co. came to be because I realized my website clients didn’t know how to market and […]
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In this epic article: What they didn’t tell you about headlines check 3 headlines that won’t attract art buyers check The clickable headline trick no one talks aboutHow to make your headlines SHINY(click title to scroll)*This post may contain an affiliate link, which means I will either make a small amount of money or […]
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You want to expand your reach and broaden your audience in a way that really, truly works. You want it to not only work, but work for you. In your perfect world, marketing would compliment your personality so you could spend that time in ways that light you up – just like when you are […]
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Content marketing for artists doesn’t have to be the pain in your a$$ you think it is. Keep reading to discover how to create posts that will help you sell art & spend less time thinking up brand new content, over and over, with no return on your time.
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If you are desperately racking your brain trying to come up with ways to get eyeballs on your art website, look no further than Pinterest. It may sound cheesy, but Pinterest (done right) is a traffic machine. It’s free, it’s effective, and it keeps on giving unlike other social media channels. Once a pin takes off, you can get traffic off it for years.
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It’s 9 o’clock in the morning. You’ve scheduled the next two hours solely for the purpose of making art for your next show/commission/100 day project/fill-in-the-blank, so you sit down to make something and bam! a masterpiece is born. Right?
Maybe…
If not, what do you do? Do you…
Just sit there and stare at the canvas?
Move your brush around and hope something comes to you?
Look at other people’s art?
There is no wrong answer, but when you notice something actually works (and you think it worked once or twice before), make a mental note.
The next time you are bumbling around wondering how to start, you can pull that ritual out of your imaginary toolbox and see if it works again.
Continue readingSometimes having an art business can feel a little overwhelming, right? It feels like there are still 1483+ skills you need to master for you’ll be able to ‘make it’.
While you may not know everything, I guarantee you have a lot more in your tool belt than you realize.
Try something. Take out a sheet of paper or a note-taking app and write down all the things you are good at or know a lot about.
It might look something like this…
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