Artists Helping Artists: Selling Your Art On-Line with Leslie Saeta

We all know that being an artist is a tough job. You have to create your own product, do most of the marketing yourself and take a lot of rejection from galleries and shows. So how do you survive?

Today’s show is all about the importance of your words and thoughts and the attitude you project into the world. IT's about being positive. Basically, you need to fake it until you make it. Join us for today’s show and we will help you understand why.

There are less than eight weeks until Christmas so now is the time to focus on what you need to do to increase your art sales. Join us on today's show as we share twenty things you can do to sell more aart over the holidays.

On today’s show we are going to discuss how you can get instagram to work for you. We will talk about where you can find your audience, how you can “beat the algorithm” and how you can monetize your efforts.

A graduate of Colorado Institute of Art, Ted Nuttall is a figurative artist whose painting expression was born out of his observation of people. Ted’s paintings win awards in juried exhibitions throughout the country, and his work has been featured in numerous national and international art publications. A prolific painter, Ted finds time to teach 9 months of the year throughout the United States. Join us as we interview this amazing talented painter.

Many of us are trying to sell our art ourselves. But the lure of a good gallery, a national show, or a membership in an art association of national repute is alluring. All of these can bring more buyers, higher prices, and the notion of someone else doing the selling.

On today's show, we will share tips every artist should consider to increase your chances of getting into an art group, art show and/or gallery.

The tragic events occurring in Las Vegas this week inspired this show. It’s said that artists feel more deeply, and are in the unique position to express their feelings via the expression of their art. Today we are going to discuss how you can use your art to help others and yourself to cope with what's happening in the world.

It doesn’t matter how long you have been an artist or where you are in life, deadlines are crucial. Whether it’s paying a bill, writing a blog post or finishing a painting for a show, deadlines can help us stay on track. Deadlines help us project manage and prioritize the many things that require our attention on a daily basis. Join us for today's show as we discuss why artists need deadlines to be more successful.

Every artist has made mistakes. But we are not sure how many have gone public with what those mistakes were. On today's show my co-host Margaret Sheldon and I will each share the top ten mistakes we think we have made so far in our art careers. This should be a very telling conversation.

Organizing your email can be a nightmare. The same goes with your inspirational photos. On today’s show we will offer solutions for both of these difficult tasks. You might want to listen to this show.

There are a lot of artists that listen to this show who are either contemplating moving to being an artist full time or have made the plunge recently to painting full time.

It’s a difficult decision. On today's show my cohost Margaret Sheldon and I will share what you can expect if you decide to make this exciting leap to being a full time artist.