 | | | | Usually my posts and podcasts are directly related to art and the art business, but today I thought I would do something a little different. If you've followed the blog, or listened to our podcasts on getting organized, you may have heard me mention todoist.com, which is a great task management app. I've been using Todoist for almost a year now and it has become my favorite (and most used) web tool. I keep track of everything I have to get done in the app, where it's extremely simple to organize tasks and projects, and to plan out my day. I feel I've become far more focused and efficient since I began consistently using Todoist.
Being a big fan of the app, I was curious about the site and read about how it had come into being. I discovered that the founder, Amir Salihefendic, is a young (I'm not even going to mention how young) Bosnian immigrant to Denmark who is currently living in Chile. Very interesting guy who is not only a great developer, but has also become somewhat of an efficiency expert.
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| | |  | | | | I've written extensively about the process of selling art - everything from building relationships to following up and closing the sale. Today, I'm going to share a simple tip that will help you turn your sales into marketing tools for future sales. In past posts, I've encouraged you to follow every sale with a handwritten thank-you note. This thank-you note adds a warm, personal touch that will let your clients know you truly appreciate their business. By adding one simple line to your thank-you note, you can encourage feedback from your clients, and get a picture of the artwork you sold them that will be of incredible value to you in your future marketing efforts. . . .Read More |
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