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Do I Need A Personal Website to Sell Art? (7 of 30)

September 28th, 2009 |

Be a fan to have a fan.

This new pen name I am using doesn’t know anyone, but already he has 14 friends on face book. I do not know any one but my artist associates on Imagekind, they seem to create a very supportive fan base. I am selecting some artist I will be come fans of later this week. 10 fans a week. 10 Sincere and honest comments about the work they have posted on line.

My twitter is not going as well. I am really trying to make it without any additional twitter tools, but I may get a few trial auto follow accounts. More on this later. I am not indexed on google yet. I need more meat in my post. I am going forward but should have at least 200 to 350 words about each post to get noticed bu the great search mechanism of the internet. It is the end of the first week of doing this and I am pretty tired. So initially it is hard work. I do not think there is a way around that. Eventually it will become easier and most of the task will become routine. But during the build up stage the first 30 days make sure your support system is in place to help you stay the course until you hit your objective which should be one sale and 3 ot five prints. I know it is possible.

Just sticking with it for 30 days or how ever many days it takes will make you stand out. Will cause people to take notice of your art.

Keep posting , keep reviewing, stay objective, and focus on the goal

Jeremy