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Free Podcast For Artists Choosing Marketing Methods to Sell Your Art

Join us for a Free, Live Podcast on Tuesday, January 8th, 2013

For visual artists, marketing has always been a challenge. While we all seem to agree to the importance of finding exposure for an artist's work, it is the "how" that poses a most perplexing test for artists. Making decisions on these questions as these below illustrates the challenges, and all small businesses, face: What is the best way to allocate (sometimes very limited) marketing funds? Which methods will make marketing dollars go the farthest? How much of a commitment to make marketing in general? How much of a commitment to any single marketing method? How can artists measure the success of their marketing efforts? Marketing methods can be broken into two, sometimes overlapping, categories: 1. Traditional Marketing 2. Online/digital Marketing Traditional marketing includes print, radio, television advertising, direct mail, publicity, press releases, events, and networking. Online marketing includes artists' websites and blogs, email newsletters and blasts, social media, e-commerce, online galleries, print-on-demand fulfillment sites, and more. Join art marketing and art business experts Barney Davey (artprintissues.com) and Jason Horejs (xanadugallery.com) to get their perspective on which marketing methods work best for artists. For more than two decades, Barney Davey has he helped thousands of artists promote their work through his books, blogs and workshop. Jason Horejs, has likewise provided thousands of artists with marketing and how to sell art advice through his books, workshops and podcasts. As the owner of Xanadu Gallery, Jason has successfully sold artwork for artists through a variety of marketing channels. Have questions about how you should market your work? Have you had success advertising and promoting your art in unique or creative ways? Share your questions and insight by emailing jason@xanadugallery.com. Register now (free) to secure your spot. Don't worry if you can't tune in live, Xanadu will provide you a download link for later listening.  A note about start time: Because listeners are registering from all across the country (and a number from around the globe) start time always causes confusion. There is just one broadcast and it begins at 4:00 p.m. Arizona- this corresponds to 3:00 Pacific, 4:00 Mountain, 5:00 Central and 6:00 Eastern. Check the chart below for your start time. Time Zone    Local Start Time Local End Time Eastern 6:00 6:40 Central 5:00 5:40 Mountain  4:00 4:40 Arizona 4:00 4:40 Pacific 3:00 3:40

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