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Generating traffic and art sales – Art and Money part 2

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Hello! We hope you enjoyed Part 1 in the ‘Art and Money’ series, looking at pricing your artwork. Over the next few months we’ll be looking at some of the issues to do with selling your work online, inlcuding generating traffic to…

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ArtWeb – Pin and share your work

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We’ve already seen some ArtWork on artweb.com get quite a lot of attention on pinterest, have you checked to see if any of your work has been “pinned” yet? You can see all pins from ArtWeb.com here – have a…

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Artwork Pricing Guide – Art and Money Part 1

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Painted vases and glasses on the counter. Decorated dishes.

How should an artist price their artwork? An artwork pricing guide covering the cost to produce your artwork. Plus pricing tips by other artists.

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Collaborate to succeed! Can peer mentoring groups help you and your art?

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For this month’s article we’re looking at the benefits of collaboration, setting up peer mentoring groups, and starting artist spaces! Peer mentoring A peer mentoring group is a collective of people practicing in a similar field, or at a similar…

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Is our Facebook app too good to be true? – ArtWeb Newsletter

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The ArtWeb Facebook app has been discontinued As 2012 is speeding along, we hope you are making those new years resolutions a reality. Today, we want to present ArtWeb’s newly released Facebook app and show you why we think it’s…

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Which New Year’s Resolutions will really make your art happen? Artists Newsletter Jan 2012

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Welcome to January’s Artist Newsletter! This month we are focussing on New Year’s resolutions: Make time for that painting you’ve been putting off starting, give your website that long needed update, and get your work seen by more people! 1.…

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Artist Newsletter December 2011- Arts and Craft fairs!

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Welcome to this month’s Artists’ newsletter, on the subject of arts/craft fairs – fitting for Christmas! We hope you find these little snippets of advice useful, whether you have already held an art fair this year, or are thinking about…

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Getting the Most Out of Your Website Part 4: Design

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Welcome to our latest article, ‘Getting the Most Out of Your Website Part 4: Design’. This is the last article in this series, and will focus on how you can develop your own individual website design, without going over the…

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Getting the Most Out of Your Website Part 2: ‘Making it Clear’

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Welcome back to our ‘Getting the most out of your website’ series! In Part 2 we are focussing on ‘Making it Clear’ – covering all aspects of getting your message across to your site’s visitors, and hopefully encouraging them to…

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Getting the most out of your website Part 1: About Me

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Setting up your artist’s website Welcome to this series of articles with tips on how to get the most out of your website. In this first part, we’ll be looking at how you can build a first connection with your visitors…

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