Art Marketing Secrets

In the world of marketing it’s a recognized fact that repetition of your message is crucial to achieving good results. Email marketing is a powerful and inexpensive method to realize the power of repetition to promote your website (and therefore your art) to buyers and galleries. Juggling hundreds or thousands of email addresses in a regular email system is not fun however and will literally consume all your valuable time.

The solution is to use an Email Management System to automate the repetitive tasks of sending email. This is Part 2 of a 3 Part Series.

For this week’s art quote, I’ve added a little contradiction to the mix on the subject of Anxiety from Charles Frankel and The Bhagavad Gita

In the world of marketing it’s a recognized fact that repetition of your message is crucial to achieving good results. Email marketing is a powerful and inexpensive method to realize the power of repetition to promote your website (and therefore your art) to buyers and galleries. Juggling hundreds or thousands of email addresses in a regular email system is not fun however and will literally consume all your valuable time.

The solution is to use an Email Management System to automate the repetitive tasks of sending email. This is Part 1 of a 3 Part Series.

Recently I have been enjoying a book called “nnnn” by Marc David about the idea of eating food which nourishes our body on all levels. In the book Marc says xxxxxx I was wondering what this would be like applied to art. Can art nourish not only our Souls but our bodies and our emotions? What effect to the images that we surround ourselves effect our emotions and the way we see life? What are some of your favorite artists that nourish you on a deep level?

Henry Ward Beecher, regarded by many as the greatest clerical orator of his century, was also the embodiment of much that the South feared and hated—a man of liberal ideas who was willing to marry religion, politics and money to accomplish his goals.

For many artists, the primary purpose of their website is to attract the attention of art galleries and dealers. A well designed website showcasing quality art will get the attention of arts professionals when they see it. But how do they find you in the first place?

This article in 5 Parts gives the scoop on some great basic techniques that work. This is Part 4.

For many artists, the primary purpose of their website is to attract the attention of art galleries and dealers. A well designed website showcasing quality art will get the attention of arts professionals when they see it. But how do they find you in the first place?

This article in 5 Parts gives the scoop on some great basic techniques that work. This is Part 3.

For many artists, the primary purpose of their website is to attract the attention of art galleries and dealers. A well designed website showcasing quality art will get the attention of arts professionals when they see it. But how do they find you in the first place?

This article in 5 Parts gives the scoop on some great basic techniques that work.

This weeks art quote comes from collector Edgar Paulik.

For many artists, the primary purpose of their website is to attract the attention of art galleries and dealers. A well designed website showcasing quality art will get the attention of arts professionals when they see it. But how do they find you in the first place?

This article in 5 Parts gives the scoop on some great basic techniques that work.