4 tips for selling your art on line #HTipT #125
On-line sales of art is growing by 19% each year… not just visual art. 3 things you should consider before you jump into it and 5 tips for getting into it.
Category: Money & Finance
Call for Artists: Don’t run away from the numbers #HTipT #110
There are lots of ways to describe your projects and using numbers is just another way. It’s also the easiest way to see if the idea is a good one. Allyson McGrane offers some help to relax about numbers.
Talk with your ideal customer #HTipT #100
The key to sales is sharing what you have with your ideal customer. What if you could sit down with your perfect client and have them tell you exactly how to get them to buy what you have to offer. Well you can. It’s time to put your powerful imagination to work for your business.
Is my art viable? #HTipT #93
It’s not all about the money in the short term. There is a formula to determine if what you are creating is viable. It’s important to decide if this next venture is a good investment of your time, money and soul. You want to invest in “viable ideas”.
Gratitude unlocks prosperity #HTipT #34
What you focus on expands. Gratitude attracts more and even more to be grateful for. Every day train yourself to make lists of all that you’re grateful for, and watch that list expand!
Do you have a hobby or a business? #HTipT #29
You are an artist in business and as such you need to know how your business is doing. Start simply tracking the numbers. Money coming in, money going out. Start to learn what it costs to run your practice as a business. It is OK to operate at a loss for the first couple of years. But you need to be AWARE.
