Today's show is an accumulation of many of the questions Margaret and I have been asked this year. Some of them have been asked many times while others are a bit more unique. Join us as we share the answers.

Twenty Questions Asked and Answered

Artists Helping Artists is the #1 Art Show on Blogtalk radio! Join in each week as host Leslie Saeta discusses a specific topic that addresses how to sell more art on-line, along with guest artists, gallerists, and others sharing their knowledge of the business side of art.
Leslie Saeta is an artist who paints with a palette knife to create vibrant, colorful paintings. Having spent 30 years in marketing her unique combination of talents has led to a successful career in art. Her non-traditional approach to marketing her art on the internet has created her desire to share her art marketing success with others.

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All artists hit the wall. We go through slumps. And the slump may not only be related to creating your art but it might also affect marketing your art. Today on the AHA show, we will share fifteen ways to stay inspired (or to get inspired if you've hit a creative wall) about your art. Join us!

Fifteen Ways to Get Inspired About Your Art

Many artists deal with self-doubt and fear of failure. Today on the show we are going to talk about insecurity. Join us as we discuss how to get past this difficult stage almost all artists experience.

How to Get Past the Fear of Failure

Instagram stories night just beat the best way for you o sell art. We all understand the power of social media when it comes to selling your art. On today's show, we will explain how important it is to use Instagram stories regularly

How to Use Instagram Stories to Sell Your Art

Join us as co-host Margaret Sheldon shares her journey to set up an offsite studio. Margaret will share wht prompted her to set up on offsite studio, how the coordinated the move, and what her goals are for the future.

The Journey of Setting Up an Offsite Studio

Believe it or not, every artist could use help with their art business. Whether it’s getting organized, improving your sales, building your marketing or writing a book, it may be time to find some help. You may be thinking that you don’t need help. Or perhaps, you aren’t making enough money selling your art to justify hiring someone to help you. If that is the case then it is time to think about hiring a summer intern. Or what about a virtual assistant? Today we are going to help you get some help for your art business.

Twenty Questions Asked and Answered

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