Confused about when it is okay to add people to your email list? Here are the rules for what’s okay and what’s absolutely not okay to add names to a bulk email list.
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Art Business Practices
Fed up with the hundreds of messages in your inbox? Here some proven ideas for getting a grip on your email without having to pull out your hair.
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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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Todd Tychewicz asks: “I have some dandy testimonials and wanted to include them on my site. . . . Do I need to ask permission from my customers to use their messages to me? Does it mean more to have a name at the bottom of the enthusiastic praise? Or would it be best to just use one liners in quotations with no names attached?
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Whether or not you have a sales track record for your art, practice these 7 ideas whenever you can in order to establish value for your art and to gain confidence in your work.
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When you show your art at any venue, you will be asked to provide a detailed list of works included. Here are 6 categories to include on that list.
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It’s okay to send a note of thanks to people who subscribe to your blog. In fact, I encourage it! This personal gesture might turn them into fans for life.
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Are you charging too little for your teaching? Are you finding it difficult to raise your rates with a venue that you have an established relationship with? Here’s some advice to help you make sure you’re getting paid what you’re worth.
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Last fall I asked Twitter and Facebook followers what they were earning for their workshops. There’s such a variety! I’ve also included some insights into what you’re paying to attend workshops
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There are many other people who will tell you to relax and enjoy this week after Christmas. Not me! I see it as a terrific time to buckle down and get ready for what’s ahead in the New Year. Tie up those loose ends and get a fresh outlook for what’s ahead.
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