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Redirect a Domain Name
By Teresa on May 7, 2009
There are many types of website builder packages and free website services available online. One thing they tend to have in common is that you’re likely to be given an address to your website that includes the name of the service you’re using. For example, the link to your site could be something like:
http://homepage.mac.com/terry.artist/
Or:
http://terryartist.blogspot.com
How do you turn URLs [...]
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What is Your Work Hanging Next To?
By Teresa on May 4, 2009
In marketing, image is everything. A polished presentation gives credibility to the company, product and service.
Artists who are actively showing their work understand this principle, and pay attention to framing and other aspects of good presentation. Artists also tend to recognize that what their work hangs next to is important to how their work is perceived. Accomplished [...]
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Why Build a List?
By Teresa on May 4, 2009
Savvy marketers know that “the money is in the list”. The same holds true for artists, making listing-building one of the most important things an artist can do to sell more work.
By collecting contact information from everyone who expresses an interest in your work (or who buys your work), you’re creating a database of people [...]
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How to Handle Clickable Links in Confirmation Emails
By Susan on August 21, 2009
If you spend any time at all online managing your email, you WILL receive emails containing various kinds of clickable links that you will have to handle. The most common of these is the confirmation email. This type of email is sent automatically to confirm whether you actually subscribed to a mailing list or newsletter. [...]
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Social Media Marketing for Artists
By Teresa on August 18, 2009
Social Media Marketing is all the rage for savvy businesses that understand the value of building relationships, and for good reason. For artists, the social media phenomenon provides powerful marketing tools, offering unique opportunities to attract and communicate with a network of people who enjoy your art. Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, StumbleUpon, Flickr and blogging are [...]
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Art Marketing Begins with That First Impression
By Teresa on August 18, 2009
When you’re expecting guests in your home, you suddenly become keenly aware of dirt, dust, peeling paint, musty odors, and worn furniture. Your prospective art buyers deserve no less consideration. What impressions will they get when they call, write, come into your gallery or booth at an art fair, or when they visit your website?
Most [...]
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