Artist TB Murphy shares how he approached a new marketplace, and became an important partner in the design trade.
ID.art: Empowering Creativity without Boundaries
ID.art provides a wide array of services for artists to manage, protect and monetize their artwork online.
Avoid These Pitfalls That Can Ruin Your Art Sale
As an artist, you’ll always be searching for ways to gain more customers. Avoid these common pitfalls that can lose them.
Artist Storytelling: 10 Content Ideas
Connect more deeply with people by telling stories about the themes and subjects you use in your art and why they matter.
Does Your Price Point Range Fit these Shoppers?
Increase your art sales volume by offering a range of price points for certain occasions and types of customers.
Checklist for Professional Presentation
Are you serious about your creative business? Put your best foot forward and get taken seriously by those important prospective customers.
Add Credibility to Your Art Website
Professional presentation will make a great first impression and help you gain traction on your art website.
Improve Your Art Website “About” Page
These essentials will help your website visitors get more out of their visit – and come to know you better.
How to Share Art with Your Subscribers
Do you send a monthly email newsletter to subscribers? Use these ideas to share your work and create interest.
Online Art Sales: Third-Party vs. Solo Website
Artists who want to sell online have choices, including third-party sites or their own websites. Here are the pros and cons.
Display Tips for Your Next Art Show
Planning to exhibit your work at an art festival or fair? Use these tips to showcase your art beautifully.
8-Point Checklist for Marketing Your Art
Want to market and sell your art or handmade work? Review our checklist to make sure you have everything you need to get started.
The Power of a Notecard
A traditional way of marketing can lead to repeat sales and long-term relationships. Here’s how a simple notecard led to a sale.