Art Marketing Secrets

Wondering how Twitter can help your art business? Get the low-down from Art Licensing Guru Tara Reed in her fabulous 70 Minute Audio.

Want to know what Artists read most on our site? We have our own favorites but here we summarize a list of our top 5 Art Marketing articles of all time as ranked by popularity. All of them are just as relevant as when they were written and they make great weekend reading – so please read, re-read, and enjoy!

Yesterday we learned an important lesson about the power of social networking to help you align with your target market. It was delivered, curiously enough, not through facebook or twitter but through an email campaign. Here is what happened.

Did you know that YouTube represents 25% of all Google searches? What kinds of video can artists create to help increase their exposure, build their brand and get more business? How can we get in on the surge in video searches?

Referrals and recommendations are worth their weight in gold. The more you make use of your social networks the more financially successful you will be. Life wants you to connect with other beings and will reward you for doing so!

Its been 6 months since our article, “Selling Art With Twitter – Have You Sold Any?”, in which we asked the question: Are artists genuinely selling art as a result of Twitter? Back then we had a mixed response. Now its time to ask again – is Twitter delivering effective art marketing results?

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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.

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.

Are artists genuinely selling art as a result of twitter? This has been a topic on our minds for several months since we first started with twitter. We see much sincere and engaging activity from artists sharing their philosophies, sensibilities, passions, and of course, their art. But is the online community building leading to actual sales?