Eric Rhoads shares insights on using social media for marketing (even if you avoid social media), and networking tips for freelance artists.

Eric Rhoads shares how to use marketing to make your art stand out from the rest, and ways to protect your art when it’s being sold through a gallery.

Eric Rhoads explains how to handle it if the gallery representing you isn’t focused on selling paintings, and how we can educate “art voyeurs” to become art buyers at galleries and festivals.

Eric Rhoads shares why you might want to reconsider writing exhibition proposals to get into art galleries, and how to build your own mailing list.

Eric Rhoads shares advice for making prints of your artwork, and how licensing works to help you make more money from your art.

Eric Rhoads explains how “building celebrity” can propel your art career, and how to get better results from your mailing list.

Eric Rhoads explains where you should advertise your art when you’re ready to start selling it, and he gives a quick overview of the complicated subject of “branding” and how it affects selling your art to the right buyers.

Eric Rhoads shares advice on how to know when your paintings are “good enough” to sell and when to start marketing your art, and tips for building your first website so you can sell your art online. 

Eric Rhoads explains how to manage your time to fit in both marketing and creating art, and whether or not you should donate art for silent auctions (the answer may surprise you!).

Eric Rhoads explains what to do if your art is “taboo” for most galleries and collectors, and why galleries might not give you the names of buyers.