Archive for June, 2008
How to get Started On the Artdomain Art Forum
As promised, for anyone not already familiar with forums, here’s a run down on how to get started using the Artdomain Art Forum.
Ok, you can read the forum to your heart’s content, but as soon as you want to post (reply or create a topic) then you need to Register. This is quite painless and [...]
Posted: June 25th, 2008 under How To.
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Artdomain has an Art Forum…..time to get talking.
Great news for artists and all those who appreciate art….we have officially launched the Artdomain.co.uk Art Forum.
Forums are excellent for artists to connect with other artists, share ideas and thoughts, have their work critiqued, and promote their art via links & forum signatures.
Posted: June 23rd, 2008 under Art Marketing, To Do.
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Business Cards for Artists - Are They Necessary?
I read an excellent blog post by Clint Watson called ‘Why You Don’t Need a Business Card’ in which he describes a better solution to business cards for artists.
Clint discusses the fact that business cards are often exchanged but further contact is rarely maintained.
Posted: June 21st, 2008 under Art Marketing, How To.
Comments: 1
5 Alarm Bells When Recruiting a Web Designer
It’s exciting isn’t it?….You’ve decided you want a personal web site to display your art. You want to rush in and get started. All you need to do is hire a web designer and……STOP! Slow down there….take deep breaths.
Before rushing in head first into a web design project, there are a few alarm bells that [...]
Posted: June 20th, 2008 under How To, Sell Art Online.
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Art from the Edge of the World - Shetland Artist Debra Ball
Nottingham born artist Debra Ball has been living on Shetland for the past 16 years. She finds pleasure in the quiet surroundings of island life, and can engross herself in her work, without the distractions of a city environment. Her work is a mixture of Shetland scenes painted in oils with palette knife texture, and more abstract [...]
Posted: June 18th, 2008 under Artists.
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5 Secrets to Success with Google AdWords - Artists & Google AdWords Article Part 3
In this last article on Artists and Google AdWords I want to give you 5 secrets to help you be more successful with Google AdWords :-
Split Test Your Ads
One important tactic is to constantly have two adverts running per Ad Group, which is called ’split-testing’. These adverts don’t need to be hugely different, as small differences in Google [...]
Posted: June 15th, 2008 under Art Marketing, How To, Sell Art Online.
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Getting Started with Google AdWords - Artists & Google AdWords Article Part 2
In my first article ‘Google AdWords to Promote your Art’ I looked at why you may want to use Google AdWords to promote your art to a larger audience. In this second article, I will walk you through how to get started with AdWords, choose your keywords, bid on those keywords, and set your adverts up and running.
Posted: June 11th, 2008 under Art Marketing, How To, Sell Art Online.
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Google Adwords to Promote your Art - Artists & Google Adwords Article Part 1
If you have ever wanted to get better search engine results for your art on the web, you may have considered using Google AdWords. These are the paid for search results that show on the right hand side of the results page of any search you do on Google. They can also appear at the top of the results [...]
Posted: June 9th, 2008 under Art Marketing, Sell Art Online, To Do.
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Sell your Art Online - Strategies for Success
Don’t restrict yourself to selling your art at only one location i.e. your personal web site, or one online gallery. It’s all about providing maximum opportunity for buyers to find you. The plus side from selling at many online venues is that when a buyer does an online search on your name, to check you out, [...]
Posted: June 7th, 2008 under Sell Art Online.
Comments: 2
Email etiquette in a SMS Txt World!
I got an email the other day from a Facebook ‘friend’ with the message simply “becum a fan” (sic). Now for those of you not initiated into the Facebook world, what this means is ‘I have a Facebook page about my art and would you like to join as a ‘Fan’ and be updated regularly on my [...]
Posted: June 5th, 2008 under Grumblings.
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