Art Marketing Podcast

7 years ago Megh went all in on her art career.

Her journey since has seen her surpass the 1mm mark in sales, discover a niche, and cement herself as a brand. This is her story, interview, and question and answer section .

For all of the additional assets including the video interveiws go here.

If you ever want to join me (Patrick) on a live webinar I run them 3x weekly and would love to meet you and hear your story. You can register for those here.

So what is the most important metric to watch if you want to grow an art business?

Yes of course sales is #1 but you need more than that if you want to make sure your focus — time, energy, and effort is in the right place — and in pod I am going to break down my argument why # of pieces of content created per week is #2.

What is it, why its important right now, and how focusing on it will properly align your priorities for growth.

5 years ago a 24 year old kid discovered this very podcast started listening to it, signed up for Art Storefronts and started his art business. Now he is selling 100k a month of his art. This is his story and there is so much to learn from him.

Watching this interview will leave you with a ton on insights you can use immediately to improve your art or photography business.

For all of the resources mentioned in the pod here is the page.

A new way to contemplate your art career, what you should be working on, and reseting your expectations to success.

For the latest and greatest
https://linktr.ee/artstorefronts

If you ever feel like hanging out live I run a free webinar 3x weekly
https://blog.artstorefronts.com/art-business-webinar/

Everybody knows the first and everybody ignores the second. Don't be everybody. This post will cover; What is the 2nd biggest time of the year to sell art, why, and why no artist or photographer can afford to ignore them 👇

This one has a blog post if you prefer reading it
https://blog.artstorefronts.com/what-are-the-biggest-art-selling-times-of-the-year

In this special episode, we have the pleasure of welcoming Nick Friend, the visionary CEO of Art Storefronts. Nick shares the evolution of the art industry over the past two decades and discusses how technology and marketing strategies have reshaped the landscape for artists worldwide.From the early days of print-on-demand to the rise of ecommerce and automated print fulfillment, Nick traces the journey that has transformed the artist's role and responsibilities. He provides valuable insights into the limitations and challenges artists faced in each phase of this evolution, which not only encompassed product creation but also marketing, distribution, and fulfillment.Diving deeper into the discussion, Nick introduces us to the groundbreaking "Co-Pilot Model" – a revolutionary approach designed to significantly streamline and enhance the business processes for artists. This model, which is quickly becoming a game-changer in the industry, enables artists to focus on creating incredible art while the technical and marketing aspects are expertly handled by a dedicated co-pilot.Listen in as Nick emphasizes the significance of specializing in art creation, while leaving the technological and promotional intricacies to those who excel in those areas. This shift in roles, he argues, is the key to unlocking massive potential and growth for artists in the modern digital era.Don't miss out on this insightful discussion which sheds light on the future of art entrepreneurship and how artists can adapt, thrive and ultimately solve the 'starving artist' problem. Whether you're an artist just launching your business or you're already established and looking to scale, this episode is packed with invaluable advice that could redefine your career trajectory. Y

You can checkout more info about CoPilot here.

In this fun podcast episode, we sit down with Miro Kenarov, one-half of the talented Bulgarian-born artist couple behind the unique Canvas on Clay project.

We delve deep into their artistic journey, from their early days in Bulgaria to their inspiring life in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and how their contrasting backgrounds have come together to create an extraordinary fusion of art forms.

Miro shares their insights on the creative process behind Canvas on Clay, the importance of maintaining a healthy balance between their personal and professional lives, and the impact of their experiences at the Tamarind Institute on their artistic practice.

They also discuss the challenges and opportunities of working with mixed media, the significance of being designated as a "Trusted ART Seller," and their recent record-breaking Mother's Day sale with ASF's new Co-Pilot Service.

This episode is packed with valuable advice for artists looking to collaborate, explore new mediums, and achieve recognition in the art world. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from Miro and Maria's experiences and gain a fresh perspective on the art of collaboration.If you're interested in Co-Pilot, be sure to sign up here!

Why you want to do this, some context and current events, how to think about your product lineup, and some tactical ways to go about it.

Have questions on anything and everything else. Hit the tree (we keep it properly up to date with the latest and greatest regardless of when you hear this for the first time)
https://linktr.ee/artstorefronts

If I asked you how many new customers you acquired in your art business last year would you be able to answer that question?

Most artists struggle answering it.

We need to fix that. In today's episode we are going to deep dive on why the # of new customers you acquire per year might just be the most important metric in your business. Let me explain why.

Interested in learning more about Art Storefronts?
We provide everything you need to start, run, and grow a successful art business. Get FREE website setup with FREE website management for life, and ZERO transaction fees (ever!) You create, we handle everything that makes it sell!

You can schedule a test drive here

Why art shows and fairs are so important, the upsides and downsides of doing them in person, and how you need to think about them tactically to win (no one ever talks about this).

Here is the post itself (be sure to checkout images + video examples)
https://asf.today/shows