Are you finding it difficult to find time to write for your art blog? If you are, you are not alone. Many artists struggle with time management and find it difficult to find time to do what is necessary to build a successful online art business. Blogging is essential for your online art businesses growth. The good news is all you have to do is write ten minutes a day to grow your art business.

Write Ten Minutes A Day To Grow Your Art Business

Starting an art business can feel overwhelming in the beginning.

You work so hard to enhance your artistic skills so that someday you might be able to earn extra income from your creations.

You soon realize that there is a lot more to learn when the time comes to create your online art business.

As a selling artist you will have to:

Create art to sell
Promote the art
Keep your website updated
Write content to drive traffic to your site
Be visible on many social media networks
Engage with your followers on the social media networks
Build your email list
Send emails to your email list
Ship art that has sold
Purchase supplies
Communicate with potential buyers
Keep learning about the newest marketing strategies

And so on……

As you can see that living the dream is not always easy. It will take hard work, dedication, and planning.

Today I would like to talk about how to grow your art business blogging and how to block off just a few minutes a day to write blog posts that will drive a large amount of traffic to your artist website.

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Blogging is crucial for any businesses growth in today’s world.

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People find and trust businesses from the content that is found online. For you to build a following, you will need to focus on creating content that relates to your art businesses goals.

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Did you ever wonder how the artists you see all over social media and on the first page of Google’s search got there?

The answer is simple, they worked hard at building brand awareness online.

They have spent a great deal of time learning how to write high-quality content, promote their art and blog posts on social media and how to build an email list.

The real question is how do they find time to get it all done?

Time Blocking

Solopreneurs like you have learned how to block off time during the week for important tasks that will help them to achieve their goals.

Time blocking is a type of scheduling that can help you manage your time better. Instead of working by the clock, you can focus on finishing big and small tasks one at a time. This will help you limit distractions, get things done faster, and leave you less overwhelmed by lengthy to-do lists. (Source: WikiHow)

There is a long list of tasks involved with starting a craft business. Learning the skills of time blocking will be the only way you can get everything done without pulling out all of your hair.

Did you know that writing blog posts can be done by writing ten minutes a day? That is all you will need. Ten minutes a day to build your online art business.

If you spend ten minutes a day just writing, you will be able to produce one or two posts a week.

Doing this consistently will build your business over time. If you do not focus on providing content for art collectors, your website will be lost in the crowd and you will never generate organic traffic from search engines.

Action Steps:

After you have finished reading this post, start a blog post and write for ten minutes.

Ten minutes not a second longer.

Tomorrow, schedule ten minutes in your day and continue with the post that you just started today.

Repeat this process every day until you have completed the post.

Once the post is complete, publish it.

The next day starts with a new post. You will notice that the more that you do this your writing will become more proficient. You will be able to write faster, and your posts will become better as time goes by.