When selling your art or craft product, do you allow customers to devalue your work by haggling with you over the price?
6 Ways to Learn from Your Customers
How much do you as an artist know about what your customers want? Here’s how to find out, directly from them.
Spring Announcements
Artsy Shark’s new logo is debuted, and featured artists submissions are opened. Also please join us for a Creative Souls Telesummit starting April 25th!
Are You Ready for Prime Time?
Take stock of your portfolio, your line, your sales, and be honest – are you presenting totally professional work to the marketplace?
“You’ll Never Make a Living as an Artist”
“You’ll never make a living as an artist.” Who said that to you? Was it your parents, friends, your ex? Or was it you?
Are Your Art Prices Unrealistic?
Not pricing your art correctly has consequences, and is unhealthy for your business.
Matching Artists with Corporate Buyers
Is your artwork a match for the corporate art market? Expert Joyce Creiger developed Art Specifier to help artists sell.
Presentation Skills for Artists
Do you become tongue-tied when speaking about your work in front of an audience? Coach and trainer Jim Hornickel discusses different techniques to improve your speaking style.
Making Art and Making a Living
Putting pressure on yourself to make a living from your artwork can actually kill your dreams. Is your creativity suffering because you have to worry about making sales?
How to Define Your Dream and Plan Goals
Have a dream? Visualize the outcome, and then set measurable goals to achieve it. Here’s how.
6 Ways to Improve Your Greeting Card Sales
Are you planning a greeting card line? Good design and text are important basics. Here are six additional suggestions to hone your line and grow your sales.
What Artists Need to Know About Giclee Printing
Giclee printer Stan Bowman works with artists who want to reproduce their work for sale. He offers many years of experience in marketing, and discusses the technology of giclee.
A Disaster and a Valuable Lesson
Sometimes we learn the most valuable business lessons through tough experiences. Here’s what happened to me.
