In the first part of this series, I discussed the basic of Twitter. In this post were going to deal with the practical side of using Twitter, how to avoid some common problems, and why scheduling is amazing! Let’s get started! Twitter for Artists – Part 2 What If You...
Social media experts recommend that you use an 80 / 20 formula. 80% of posts are what I like to call “fluff & stuff” – information not necessarily related to you. The other 20% should be all about your art. But what does this really mean for artists? Think...
I joined Twitter in 2012. I ignored it for years. I just didn’t ‘get’ it. I do now. It’s now my favorite way to promote my art. My art gets seen by a much large audience (compared to Facebook). People actually visit my website, Etsy shop, Zazzle store, and blog....
Are you a brand? If you’re an artist, the answer is “yes!” Most people think the term ‘brand’ applies only to companies like Wal-Mart, Apple, & Nike. ‘Most people’ are wrong. All businesses, regardless of size need to think about brand. You, as an artist, are a business. And that means...
If you’re looking for advice on how to write a compelling narrative, this isn’t the post for you. This post outlines my struggle with what it means to write a compelling narrative. Confused? I’ve read a lot about the subject recently. It seems that every social media “expert” agrees that...
