While we all know that stealing images from your artist website is a fact of life, the big question is: Does it really matter? Will it significantly change your art career if someone downloads and re-uses an image from your website? And can you stop it anyway?

Most artists with websites have a big problem they don’t like to talk about. It’s like the pink elephant standing in the corner of the room that everyone sees but doesn’t feel comfortable mentioning. The pink elephant is Google and you must make friends with it!

How can Twitter help your art marketing? To get the best results you need to understand your role in the show and give a virtuoso performance! Here’s what we’ve learned so far.

Many artist websites now offer online purchase and payment capabilities with shopping carts and credit card payment processing systems. But how many artists actually have customers clicking on their “Add to Cart” buttons and completing the sale?

As we prepared the copy for yesterday’s featured artist column it came as a blinding flash that in finding and choosing Kazuki Takizawi a classic social marketing sales process for art had been revealed to us.