It’s been a couple of years since I posted a list of software for storing your inventory and contact lists. Not a lot has changed, but it’s time to post an update.
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May 2011
I haven’t said it in awhile, but remember that your contact list is your #1 asset. No one knows the same people you do and people are more likely to buy from you if they know and like you.
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In this Tweekly: Chronic Creative Promiscuity, photoshop training for artists, gallery plugin for WordPress, signature blocks for web-based email, and what words NOT to use in your Twitter bio.
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What words of wisdom do you have for those who live with or love artists? This DTT was prompted by a scene in the current novel I’m reading, The Time Traveler’s Wife, in which the main male character (Henry) observes the needs and behaviors of his artist-wife (Clare).
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It’s easy to get caught up in the tsunami of advice, marketing tools, and social media messages. Take time to remember what is most important. It’s the annual Memorial Day issue of the Art Marketing Action newsletter. Slow down and make sure you’re on track with these reminders.
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What would compel you to become a member of an artist organization? What benefits are you seeking? What kind of leadership are you looking for? What would make you write a check and join up?
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Are you devoting enough time to the studio? Without your art, you have nothing to promote and share with the world.
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Whenever I create a new product, I go through a series of steps to make sure the product is available on all of my sites. Sometimes I execute this process better than other times, so I thought it was about time I write it down. Maybe it will help you with the items you sell online.
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