This is a guest post I did for JDsBlog.com, where I write fairly regularly:
I see a lot of websites (as a matter of fact I used to put them up at one time, ouch) that are nothing more than an online business card. They are simply informational and infrequently updated. Maybe they [...]

I found this post about art marketing recently on EmptyEasel.com and was surprised with what I saw. The post was from the 11th of April asking what people thought about the Internet and it’s place with art and artists. There was a poll asking, “How Important Do You Think the Internet Will [...]

From OnlineArtsMarketing.com:
There is an article on doshdosh.com called “Social Media Networking and ROI: How to Maximize Value and Minimize Cost“. For those of us who want to sell our work online, it is important to understand how the online world works these days. In the last couple of years and especially in the last few [...]

This is a great article from Investor’s Business Daily. It talks about R.L. and gives insight into how he used popular culture to create an art empire.

From OnlineArtsMarketing.com 
I have really been putting a lot of thought into this whole idea of making a living as an artist and although I do intend to continue with “How to Sell My Art Online”, I wanted to take a step back and look at the big picture of making a living as an artist.
First, [...]

There are innumerable ways to add content to a website. One way is the use of widgets. But what is a widget? How do you use them? Where can you use them? These are questions that plagued me at one point and led to endless hours researching on the [...]

As an artist and designer I spend a considerable amount of time thinking about my audience, but how important is one really?  Does your audience drive your work or do you create your audience from your work?  Where do you even get an audience? These are questions that seem to plague [...]