“I’m sorry… WHAT did you sign??” Part Two

Every time a client comes to me with an artist representative agreement, I cringe.

Smart Marketing Strategy: Serve Up Your Art

As the artist, you are in a perfect position to make those recommendations on how and where your work should be displayed.

3 Art Marketing Goals that Help Sell Your Work

Very few sales are made on the first contact with a prospective buyer, unless you are selling a lower-priced or impulse item.

Artists … Exit Your Comfort Zone

Four Marketing Techniques YOU Can Use to Boost Your Web Presence

Avoid These Mistakes to Build an Effective Art Portfolio

You never know when you might have a great opportunity and need to show your best work at a moment’s notice.

How I Launched a Sustainable Art Business

Glassblower and guest blogger Jake Pfeifer grew a solid business selling his work. Here’s his story and best advice for other new entrepreneurs.

Avoid These Mistakes That Ruin Your Online Art Sales

It’s the follow up that will make your work memorable and draw in that important customer engagement that you want.

How a Hard Look at Business Changed an Artist’s Life

This was the most important thing that I have ever done for my business. It was astounding what I was spending to make what I thought was a living.

Is Your Artist Statement Working for You?

An artist statement, like all promotion, is a frame through which the artwork is seen. It is a guideline, a means of orienting the viewer.

4 Ways Booth Signage can Draw a Crowd

In a crowded show, how can you stand out? Signage is a great way to grab attention and make a statement.

Your Biggest Art Marketing Mistake

All the effort you put into sharing your art has been wasted, unless you choose to take further action.

Out-of-the-Box Art Marketing Ideas

While you are meeting your perfect audience, why not give them an up close and personal look at how you work?

How to Get Accepted by the Press

How can artists make press connections that get results?

How to Get Rejected by the Press

Although most of the people who get in touch are probably very nice people, they are making a fatal mistake when it comes to getting press attention.