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Artist Website Tip #8 – How to Bring Collectors and Galleries to Your Website

Submitted by Daniel on September 6, 2005 – 10:31 amNo Comment
It’s no use having that stunning website sitting in hyperspace. Make it work for you! Here are some ways to bring quality visitors:

  • Search Engines: If your website has been well optimized for search engines, a search on your name or your style of art should bring up your website in the first few pages of results.
  • Letters of Introduction: A letter of introduction sent to a gallery or dealer is a very effective way to bring a qualified visitor to your website. Better still is to include a brochure or postcard of your work with the letter.
  • Advertising online or in magazines: For example, if your art is minimalist and modern in style, a banner add on an interior design website focused on the same minimalist ethic could draw a lot of traffic to your site.

For a more complete list of ways to bring galleries and collectors to your website, please download our article How to Attract Galleries To Your Website from Beautiful Websites For Artists.

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