You love creating art but I am guessing that like most artists you loath marketing your artwork. The time spent getting the word out is time spent away from the studio. The key to success is using the clock wisely to ensure that your marketing is effective and offers a return on the resources you invest in it.
In this free webinar we are going to talk about specific strategies you can begin applying immediately to get even more value out of your promotional efforts. We’ll cover key points like:
- Identifying top priorities
- Reducing time wasters
- Smart planning
- How your marketing can never fail
- Additional resources that can help
If you are not familiar with webinars think of them as a seminar or classroom online. These free webinars run about 20 to 30 minutes and start with a presentation that includes informative slides. During the presentation you can ask questions via text chat at anytime. And when I wrap up the main content I always leave time for questions. If you are not able to connect via the internet you can call in with any phone and listen to the audio. Your microphone is muted during the call so you don’t have to worry about anything where you are interrupting the webinar.
If you are not able to make the live event I make the audio, video, slides available within 24 hours after the webinar.
This free webinar on maximizing your art marketing schedule took place on April 21, 2010. Below is the archive of the audio, video, and slides.
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Maximize Your Art Marketing Time
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I agree w/”a ringing phone doesn’t always need to be answered”
One of my online headquarters is my (always free) blog for sharing info w/ artists, is at: http://ArtistMarketingSalon.wordpress.com
BTW, I have always heard the word palaver, pronounced
pa-laver, not Pal-aver.
Daryle Dickens Reply:
May 22nd, 2010 at 17:57
Thanks for the comment Marie. And I’ve heard a lot of opinions on how to pronounce palaver. I usually go with the king’s English version as opposed to the American way. But it is such a seldom used word that I figure I can make it my own and bring some artistic flare to it.