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December 1, 2015 By Dave Nevue Leave a Comment

Traditional Art Marketing Is It Still Working?

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Are you interested in building a larger following so you can sell more art? Traditional Art Marketing is something that you want to focus on. You want to benefit from every opportunity that arises.

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Traditional Art Marketing

 

“Opportunities don’t happen. You create them.” Chris Grosser

There is no question that the internet has changed the world. This change has made it possible for artists to earn an income selling drawings and paintings online.

Artists do not have to put their faith in the art marketers of the past. Before the internet, an artist would be promoted by an art marketer. The artists would see low financial rewards for their hard work while the art marketers benefitted greatly.

Times have changed. You can now promote your brand and art to people around the work for very little money. The profits you make for a sale will now be in your hands not someone else’s.

The key to your success is to build your name worldwide. The internet will make this possible for you and most of what I will share with you is how you can build your brand to be recognized worldwide.

Before I go into that, I want to go over some traditional art marketing strategies that will also help grow your brand.

 

Offline Marketing

When I talk about traditional marketing strategies, I am talking about offline marketing. There are still some benefits for marketing offline and could help build your brand quicker than just online marketing alone.

Collecting Emails

You can sell your work in galleries, auctions, craft fares, and private viewings. Selling your work in galleries, auctions and craft fairs will cut into your profit. However, if you have a plan you might be able to make those customers long-term loyal customers.

Your focus is to gather email addresses so you can continue to have a form of communication with them. You will be able to share with them your latest work that you have created. You will also be able to inform them of new fairs or showings that you will be at.




Contact Information

Another goal is to have the people who you meet offline become online customers. You want to give them ways that they can follow your blog, social media sites, and website.

When you send them an email, you will want to provide all ways that they can follow you.

Provide something that they can bring home. 

  • Business cards
  • Postcards
  • Brochures

Your contact info along with information for your online sites should be included on what you are handing them.

Although business cards are the time of the past, you still want to take advantage of every opportunity that might arise. You want to make it effortless for an individual to follow you and contact you. If it is too difficult for them, you will lose an opportunity to sell your work.

 

Implement Old and New Marketing Strategies

Keeping an open mind of the changes that are occurring in today’s world will lead you to a successful future. Learning to travel with the changes of tomorrow and continuing to use what worked yesterday will keep you a step ahead of the competition.

 

Stay Organized

The busier you become the harder it will be for you to stay organized.

I have developed a system the will help you to keep everything organized.

There is a printable form for everything you will need to keep your business organized.

Learn more

Online Printing Services

I am listing some online sites that you will be able to order your business cards, postcards, and brochures from online. I always recommend reading reviews before purchasing to make sure that you are getting what you need for your business. This is a reflection of your brand so you will want to make sure that you spend some time designing your material.

  • www.vistaprint.com
  • www.gotprint.com
  • www.uprinting.com
  • www.overnightprints.com
  • www.jukeboxprint.com
  • www.48HourPrint.com
  • www.printdirect.com
  • www.printsmadeeasy.com

Conclusion:

There are still some benefits for marketing offline and could help build your brand quicker than just online marketing alone.

You have a great opportunity to sell your art locally and worldwide.

Take advantage of both online and offline marketing.

Stay organized so you can be more productive with your time.

You might also be interested in:

  • Top 7 Social Media Marketing Apps for Visual Artists
  • Where to Sell Art Online – How to Get Started
  • How to Become an Expert Marketing Your Art
  • 2 Marketing Strategies That are Overlooked
  • How to Be More Productive Marketing Art Online

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About Dave Nevue

Dave Nevue is a Professional Graphite Artist and the founder and CEO of Nevue Fine Art Marketing. He also authored the eBook The Productive Artist How to Live Your Dreams, and provides courses on art marketing at Nevue Fine Art Marketing Courses.

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