Using Twitter To Sell Art | Free Webinar

Daryle — Thu, 20 May 2010 17:51:10 +0000

Twitter is a microblogging service that was created in 2006 by a fellow named Jack Dorsey. The service limits each user’s post to 140 characters or less which is the same amount allowed by SMS. (AKA texting from your phone.)

Though the service started slow and was used mostly by those in the tech and computer fields it quickly grew once celebrities like Ashton Kutcher and Oprah jumped on board. It is now one of the most popular websites on the internet.

But can Twitter be effective in promoting and selling your art work? You bet it can!

Twitter is another avenue that can get your work in front of eyeballs around the world, eyeballs you would have trouble reaching in any other way. Twitter after all is about connecting with people. And it is a great tool for building trust with those connections. Trust is what leads to sales. Right?

But how do you make this happen?

This free webinar will go over effective methods and practical steps an artist can apply to Twitter in order to build a following that leads to more sales. It will also cover powerful tools and resources you can use to get the most out of Twitter.

Every week ArtPalaver.com host’s a free webinar covering a topic to help you sell more art. Each webinar is about 20 to 30 minutes long and includes live Q & A so you can get specific questions answered about art marketing challenges you are facing. Find the details of feature webinars and archives of past webinars right here.

This webinar has already happened but you can find the audio, video, and slides below:

Twitter for Artists

Using Twitter to Promote Your Art

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Another Online Tool For Selling Art

Daryle — Wed, 28 Jan 2009 01:09:14 +0000

These days an artist needs to do all they can to make their art available to those who want to buy it. Being represented by a gallery can be nice but in the age of the internet many artists are selling their own art and keeping more of the profit. Cartfly.com is a place that makes that easier.

Cartfly lets you create what they call a portable store front that you can place on website, blogs, and other internet outlets. Basically a display of what you have for sale and how much it is. The service is free to set-up, in fact they don’t even charge a listing fee. There is just a simple 3% transaction fee. But Cartfly uses PayPal so any fees associated with PayPal must be factored as well.

I know a few artists who are using it and they speak very highly of it. Head on over to Cartfly.com and see if it is right for your art business.

Another Online Tool For Selling Art is a post from: Art Palaver The Artist Marketing Resource.

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