Artists are not treated like CEOs of their own businesses, and oftentimes, they don’t see themselves as such.
Smart Art Marketing: Build Your Network
I spoke with artists Annie Salness and Emily Hancock about connections – making them, reinforcing them, and building friendships with customers, peers and others.
Keep Art Collectors Coming Back
Don’t lose track of your existing customers. They are the key to growing your creative business.
Networking Strategies for Creative Introverts
It turns out that being interesting is not nearly as important as being interested in what the other person has to say.
How I Got My Art Placed on TV and Movie Sets
Artist Vineta Cook is a contemporary abstract photographer and painter with roots in abstract expressionism. Her artwork has frequently been sourced for television and movie sets.
The Artist Doesn’t Always Know Best
There are times when our own opinion isn’t enough; when we need to reach out to others for feedback that will help guide our direction. In those instances, crowdsourcing can prove invaluable.
How to Start an Artist Salon
Salon – an Artful Conversation is a monthly meeting of artists, writers, and arts professionals who come together to bond, network, and get out of their heads for a little while.
Networking with Artists
You might think of other artists as primarily competition, but I’d encourage you to consider how your art community is actually a perfect place to start your own network.
Evolution of an Artist Salon
These sorts of events are good for artists in any stage of their careers.
Sell Your Art into a Niche Market
Niche markets exist everywhere. Artists who specialize in a particular niche may find an ideal pool of collectors.
How Artists Can Build a Mailing List
If your goal is to sell artwork, you will need to reach out to potential customers and collectors on a regular basis.