Close more art sales by cultivating referrals. Here’s how.
Build Your Artist Network
The network you build within your art community can be one of your small business’s greatest assets.
Success is Often Who You Know
How can developing a strong network of connections grow your art business?
How to Work with an Accountability Partner
Artists can work together as accountability partners to follow through and accomplish more of their business goals.
Why Artists Must Develop a Network
Developing and growing a strong and diversified network of contacts is a proven component of successful art careers.
How to Build a Vibrant Art Community
Artists who work in isolation don’t thrive as much as artists with a supportive community. Here’s how they start and grow.
How Artists Can Earn Income and Support Using Patreon
What also sets Patreon apart is that it is a place to share your creative endeavors directly and intimately, with no outside influences or advertising.
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.
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.
It’s All About Your List
Want to grow a solid creative business? Build your mailing list. How artists can increase business by using their email list regularly.
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.
