You must use all of the weapons in your marketing arsenal to get attention. Don’t trust one marketing method to deliver an important message. You need a combination – a 1, 2, 3 PUNCH!
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for the Business of Being an Artist
by Alyson Stanfield on February 1, 2012
You must use all of the weapons in your marketing arsenal to get attention. Don’t trust one marketing method to deliver an important message. You need a combination – a 1, 2, 3 PUNCH!
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by Alyson Stanfield on January 11, 2012
Finding it hard to maintain your social media accounts? Here is a list of 5-minute tasks to squeeze into your schedule so you can get in, get off, and then get back to the studio.
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by Alyson Stanfield on July 13, 2011
Google is taking another stab at the world of social networking with Google+ (a.k.a. G+). It only takes 15 minutes of time to upgrade your Google presence.
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by Alyson Stanfield on October 27, 2010
Audio version of the post with the same name. Facebook is a powerhouse that helps you engage with others in powerful ways, but it can never replace your brand or the need for your own Web presence through a blog.
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by Alyson Stanfield on August 29, 2010
Best of Alyson’s Twitter tweets from the past week (or so).
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by Alyson Stanfield on July 26, 2010
Why sit back and wait to hear from a gallery, curator, arts writer, art center or museum when you can connect through Web 2.0? Join the conversation with galleries and other art world types through social media. Become a valuable contributor to the dialog.
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by Alyson Stanfield on July 26, 2010
Audio version of the post with the same name. Why sit back and wait to hear from a gallery, curator, arts writer, art center or museum when you can connect through Web 2.0? Join the conversation with galleries and other art world types through social media. Become a valuable contributor to the dialog.
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by Alyson Stanfield on January 26, 2010
Set your alarm and take care of your social media tasks in 15 minutes a day. Or perhaps you prefer 30 minutes two or three times a week. That’s great!Make sure that you are spending quality time online and not allowing it to become a time-waster.
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by Alyson Stanfield on April 6, 2009
ALL worthwhile marketing takes time, but don't let social media take over your life. Create a schedule and stick with it, while being grateful for tools that artists a generation ago didn't have. More on This Topic Maintaining a Healthy Artist's Blog online class begins April 22 and is limited to 30 people Introduce Yourself [...]
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