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5 ways to increase artwork sales through your website

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Here on the ArtWeb blog, we’ve talked a lot about how to get your website out there and generating more traffic – social media and online networking, newsletter mail-outs, postcards and business cards, holding exhibitions, networking face to face… Whatever…

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Artist advice: Printmaker Louise Scott on marketing and selling

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During the upcoming weeks, we’ll be talking to artists on ArtWeb.com who are actively and successfully promoting and selling their work. They’ll be sharing their inside tips on marketing, giving you first-hand knowledge and advice on how to get your…

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Promote your art: 5 Marketing tips

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(Image by mkhmarketing under the Creative Commons license: mkhmarketing.wordpress.com) Marketing is an important skill for any artist or creative freelancer. Whatever your field, you need to make sure you’re reaching your potential clients and customers and letting the world know your…

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Pinterest for Artists Part 2: Audience and strategy

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Hello and welcome to the second instalment of our Pinterest for Artists blog series! In Part 1 we looked at setting up your account and getting it right from the start. Now we’re going to focus on how to implement…

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Motivation tips for artists

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“They always say time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself.” Andy Warhol It’s that time of year, when the Christmas and New Year excitement is over, and the January blues are threatening to come round for tea……

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Crowdfunding for artists

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A while back we talked about different funding options for artists as part of our Art and Money blog series. One of the options we mentioned was ‘crowdfunding’. You might be familiar with this term, as it has become a very popular…

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Exhibiting Your Art Part 5 – How to Market Your Exhibition

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  Welcome to the final part in our Exhibiting your Art blog series, in which we’ll be looking at how to market and promote your exhibition. Whether you are organising an independent show, working with a commercial gallery, or participating…

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5 ways to improve your artist blog

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We wrote an article a while back explaining the benefits of keeping an artist blog. We thought we’d recap on a few of those tips, as well as providing some up-to-date advice! Set yourself a blogging schedule This is really…

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‘Phenomenology’ – painter Jenny Clark is in the Spotlight

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See more of Jenny’s work at: www.jennyclark.artweb.com Being a painter Please give us a few words of introduction about yourself   I am an ambitious, outgoing student, who loves to express the atmosphere through the concept of phenomenology. How and…

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Exhibiting Your Work Part 1: Getting Started

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Welcome to our new 5-part blog series on exhibiting your art! Throughout this series, we’ll be covering topics such as: Why it’s a good idea to exhibit your artwork, and how you know you’re ready Holding your own exhibition How…

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