Podcasts about art storefronts

In this episode of the Art Marketing Podcast, host Patrick sits down with multi-talented Choctaw artist Brit Reed, who shares her journey as a beadwork, digital, and watercolor artist. Brit discusses the evolution of her marketing strategies, the impact of social media on her sales, and the importance of storytelling in art. She also reflects on her experiences with Art Storefronts and how it has helped her grow her business. Tune in for valuable insights on navigating the art world and the challenges artists face in marketing their work. (00:00) - The Shift from Facebook to Instagram Marketing (05:30) - Introducing Brit Reed: A Multifaceted Artist (10:00) - The Importance of Niche in Art (15:00) - Sales Strategies and Online Presence (20:00) - Challenges with Email Marketing (25:00) - Leveraging Social Media for Engagement (30:00) - The Role of AI in Art and Marketing (35:00) - Future Aspirations and Community Engagement Brit's Website https://www.nitaohoyo.com/ Brit's Instagram https://www.instagram.com/nitaohoyo/ Keep up with the latest https://linktr.ee/artmarketingpodcast Signup for a free account on ArtHelper and use my jazzy coupon code which is POD.  This will give you a free month of the Pro plan that has all the bells and whistles  

Join us in this episode of the Art Marketing Podcast as we dive into the inspiring journey of photographer Kenneth LeRose. From his beginnings in fitness photography to mastering astrophotography while living in an Airstream, Kenneth shares his passion for teaching and creating stunning visuals. Discover his strategies for building an engaged audience on Instagram, the challenges of monetizing his art, and his recent experiences with Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales. Tune in for valuable insights on marketing, workshops, and the pursuit of passive income in the art world!   (00:00) - The Creative Struggle (00:19) - Connecting Emotionally Through Art (00:31) - Successful Launch Strategies (00:57) - Building an Audience (01:39) - Introduction of Kenneth LaRose (02:55) - Kenneth's Photography Journey (05:02) - Living the Airstream Life (05:43) - Finding a Niche (06:57) - Monetizing Through Workshops (07:37) - Marketing Strategies for Workshops (08:44) - Exploring Digital Classes (09:57) - The Challenge of Creating Digital Products (10:51) - Engagement on Instagram (12:01) - Bridging the Visual Gap (13:31) - Kenneth's Experience with Art Storefronts (15:39) - Black Friday and Cyber Monday Results (19:11) - Understanding the Art Market (21:19) - Leveraging ManyChat for Engagement (24:03) - Living Without a Home Base (25:16) - Future Plans for Teaching (27:20) - Weekly Live Sessions (28:12) - SEO and Visibility Issues   Kenneth's Website https://www.krlphoto.com/   Kenneth's Instagram https://www.instagram.com/krl_photo/   Keep up with the latest https://linktr.ee/artmarketingpodcast  

Join Patrick as he interviews Utah-based landscape photographer Johnny Adolphson, who shares his journey from a side gig to a thriving full-time art business. Discover how Johnny successfully markets his work through local shows, restaurants, and hotels, leveraging his deep connection to the Heber Valley. Learn about the importance of building a local customer base, the challenges of online art sales, and the strategies that have helped him thrive in a competitive market. Tune in for valuable insights on attracting high-end clients and the power of consistent marketing!   (00:00) - Attracting Interior Decorators and Restaurants (05:30) - Johnny Adolphson: Introduction and Background (10:00) - The Importance of Localized Art (15:00) - Navigating Economic Trends in Art Sales (20:00) - Sales Strategies: Online vs. Offline (25:00) - Getting Art into Hotels and Restaurants (30:00) - The Role of In-Person Events in Art Sales (35:00) - Future Opportunities and Gallery Considerations (40:00) - Feedback on Art Storefronts and Tools   Johnny's Website https://www.johnnyadolphsonphotography.com/   Johnny's Instagram https://www.instagram.com/johnnyadolphsonphotography   Keep up with the latest https://linktr.ee/artmarketingpodcast  

Join us for an inspiring conversation with Gen Z artist Betsy Mueller, also known as Betsy Mae on Instagram. In this episode, we dive into her journey from a high school freshman painting for fun during COVID to building a thriving art business with impressive sales on Etsy and social media. Discover how she navigates the challenges of balancing college life with her passion for art, her unique marketing strategies, and her insights on connecting with a younger audience. Tune in to learn how Betsy is shaping her future as a full-time artist while still in school!   (00:00) - Unexpected Success with Prints (05:30) - Introduction of Betsy Mae (10:00) - Betsy's Artistic Journey (15:00) - Finding Her Style and Niche (20:00) - Balancing Art and College Life (25:00) - Sales Insights from Etsy (30:00) - Art Storefronts and Pricing Strategy (35:00) - Marketing and Social Media Approach (40:00) - Engaging with the Audience (45:00) - Future Goals and Opportunities (50:00) - Advice for Aspiring Artists (55:00) - Wrap-Up and Final Thoughts   Betsy's Website https://www.betsymae.com/   Betsy's Instagram https://www.instagram.com/betsymaeart/   Keep up with the latest https://linktr.ee/artmarketingpodcast  

Welcome back. I'm excited to share my interview with Patrick Shanahan of Art Storefronts, an art website provider that provides built-in storefront functionality so artists can sell their work without having to handle all the technical aspects. The company offers both a collaborative arrangement and a done-for-you arrangement, so artists can participate as much or as little as they would like. There is also robust marketing support through webinars and educaitonal resources, and a subscription option for a year-round marketing calendar. As you can tell, I'm excited about this company. After hearing me talk about website companies like this one for the past two years, I've decided to put my money on this one. And as always, I will let you know how it goes. I'm happy to say, so far so good. So far, the company shown itself to be solid on technical support in my ongoing set up process. I am also impressed with my ability to get Art Storefront's Marketing Director, Patrick Shanahan on the show to answer my myriad of questions on your behalf. As you know, any company that cares about my listeners is okay in my book. Please note my Art Storefronts site is still under construction as of the posting of this episode in September of 2024, They have actually been slowing the build to accommodate my availability around my day job. I have a dedicated build specialist who is walking me through the process, and I will let you know when it's been switched over from my existing site to the new storefront.I hope you enjoy the conversation. As always, please reach out with your questions or comments. I'm always listening.#artistwebsites #passionatepainterpodcast #artstorefronts #carolineitaliacarlson

A live video tour of Humble Donkey Studio in Round Top Texas. Over 1mm of art sales in a town of 97 people. Watch this episode (It's must see) https://youtu.be/1khq4KyWlgE?si=SOW9kZ_5TCcZTcnG (00:00) Introduction and Welcome (00:11) Tour of Humble Donkey Studio (00:31) Art Storefronts and Product Offerings (01:26) The Gallery and Original Art (02:31) Expanding the Business (04:28) The Journey to Round Top (05:34) The Role of Art Storefronts (07:39) Marketing and Sales Strategies (18:48) Community Engagement and Events (20:47) The Daily Grind of an Artist (21:05) Balancing Multiple Ventures (21:13) The Importance of Persistence (21:59) Success Stories and Big Breaks (23:10) Leveraging Opportunities for Exposure (24:01) The Role of Luck in Success (24:32) Feedback and Improvements (26:28) The Power of Merchandising (28:22) Maximizing Social Media and Digital Marketing (28:58) Tour of the Gallery and Final Thoughts Stay Up To Date With The Latest https://linktr.ee/artmarketingpodcast Links Humble Donkey on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/humbledonkeystudio Humble Donkey Website https://humbledonkeystudio.com/

5 years ago a 24 year old kid discovered this very podcast started listening to it, signed up for Art Storefronts and started his art business.  Now he is selling 100k a month of his art.  This is his story and there is so much to learn from him. Watching this interview will leave you with a ton on insights you can use immediately to improve your art or photography business. For all of the resources mentioned in the pod here is the page.

n this special episode, we have the pleasure of welcoming Nick Friend, the visionary CEO of Art Storefronts. Nick shares the evolution of the art industry over the past two decades and discusses how technology and marketing strategies have reshaped the landscape for artists worldwide.From the early days of print-on-demand to the rise of ecommerce and automated print fulfillment, Nick traces the journey that has transformed the artist's role and responsibilities. He provides valuable insights into the limitations and challenges artists faced in each phase of this evolution, which not only encompassed product creation but also marketing, distribution, and fulfillment.Diving deeper into the discussion, Nick introduces us to the groundbreaking "Co-Pilot Model" – a revolutionary approach designed to significantly streamline and enhance the business processes for artists. This model, which is quickly becoming a game-changer in the industry, enables artists to focus on creating incredible art while the technical and marketing aspects are expertly handled by a dedicated co-pilot.Listen in as Nick emphasizes the significance of specializing in art creation, while leaving the technological and promotional intricacies to those who excel in those areas. This shift in roles, he argues, is the key to unlocking massive potential and growth for artists in the modern digital era.Don't miss out on this insightful discussion which sheds light on the future of art entrepreneurship and how artists can adapt, thrive and ultimately solve the 'starving artist' problem. Whether you're an artist just launching your business or you're already established and looking to scale, this episode is packed with invaluable advice that could redefine your career trajectory. Y You can checkout more info about CoPilot here.

If I asked you how many new customers you acquired in your art business last year would you be able to answer that question? Most artists struggle answering it.   We need to fix that.  In today's episode we are going to deep dive on why the # of new customers you acquire per year might just be the most important metric in your business.  Let me explain why. Interested in learning more about Art Storefronts?We provide everything you need to start, run, and grow a successful art business. Get FREE website setup with FREE website management for life, and ZERO transaction fees (ever!) You create, we handle everything that makes it sell! You can schedule a test drive here

Rachel Coyne, an author and artist in Lindstrom, Minn., plans to attend the opening artist reception this Friday for Robert DesJarlait's show “Woodland Visions” in Hinckley. The solo show at the East Central Regional Arts Council Gallery features 21 watercolor paintings describing Ojibwe stories and culture. Coyne loves DesJarlait's brightly colored paintings of dancers whose movement seems to leap off the canvas. Coyne looks forward to standing in the middle of this gallery and taking in the energy of the whole show. DesJarlait is a member of the Red Lake Nation. He'll give an artist talk at 5:30 p.m. Friday. The exhibit's opening reception takes place from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. The show runs through March 17. Lucy Soderstrom, director of the Ely Folk School, loves seeing the streets and businesses of her town transformed into an outdoor art gallery for the annual February Ely ArtWalk. A team of dedicated volunteers coordinate around 100 artists, whose work is on display in the storefronts of 40 local businesses. Soderstrom says she notices new details every time she passes by. With the warmer weather recently she was able to take time looking. Some of her favorite window displays include Ely's Old Fashioned Candy Store, where stained glass hangs over locally-made pottery, and Mitska's Market, where Alexia Springer's porcupine quill earrings are on display. The Ely ArtWalk will be up through the end of February. Theater-maker Ashawnti Sakina Ford of Plymouth, Minn., is looking forward to seeing Nora Montañez Patterson's new play “Code You,” which opens Thursday in St. Paul. Ford was able to attend an earlier reading of the play, and she was captivated by its humor and rollercoaster of emotions, which shone even in a Zoom format. The in-person production by Exposed Brick Theatre takes place at Dreamland Art's intimate 40-seat theater in St. Paul. The play is set during the height of the pandemic with a twist that turns the collective experience on its head. In this play, the main character is the only one who's heard of the pandemic, and when three unmasked friends show up at her apartment for a party, parallel worlds unfold. The show runs through Feb. 25. 

Jules, Rachel, and Stephanie discuss different revenue streams. If you have a question you'd like us to discuss feel free to  email us at hello@artistssoar.com NEW Artist To Watch Anjana Mistry - Anjanamistry.com  A gouache artist!  Fabulous detail and color! Key talking points:  Focus on what you enjoy in terms of revenue streams. Sell online - lots of options!  Shopify, Etsy, Facebook shop, NFTs, Art Storefronts etc. check out stephanieweaverartist.com/blog and search on revenue streams Plan and try things BEFORE you select a website to determine what kind you want.  Here is a worksheet to help you. Recognize what will work for you. Commissions - they aren't for everyone, but some love it! Grants  Teach - skillshare is what Julie is using Print on Demand - Redbubble, Society6, Etsy, Zazzle. Sale of originals - getting into galleries, museums, or online. We'd love to hear what do you do to make money, email us at hello@artistssoar.com  Rise with us! On Artists Soar! Resources Mentioned Artist Checklist for your Art Business for the Free Guide Art Pricing Calculator Blog Articles and videos about Revenue Streams Our Websites and Shops Stephanie:  https://www.stephanieweaverartist.com/ https://www.etsy.com/shop/artfurpaws   Julie:  https://www.juliemstudios.com/ https://www.etsy.com/shop/peacockblueart   Rachel:  https://bubblybibbly.com/  https://www.etsy.com/shop/BBStudioShop  https://www.etsy.com/shop/mothersrecipes   Got a Listener Question?  Email us at: hello@artistssoar.com

Jules, Rachel, and Stephanie discuss whether they create prints or not for art shows If you have a question you'd like us to discuss feel free to  email us at hello@artistssoar.com Key talking points:  Find out the demographic of the people who would attend to determine if you need prints (low-cost items) or originals. We now do Print On Demand Prints are made for local stores Define your purpose for attending the show BEFORE you decide whether to have prints made. Some of the shows are to get your name out. Reach out to people who have done the show to see their experience.  Consider a QR code to have prints ordered with Print On Demand. We'd love to hear what do you do to prepare for art shows, email us at hello@artistssoar.com  Rise with us! On Artists Soar! Resources Mentioned Artist Checklist for your Art Business for the Free Guide Art Pricing Calculator Juliemstudios.com for the Advent Calendar Shoutouts to: Alabama Goods, Brooke Albrecht, Jim Solomon, Woodtech,  Art Storefronts, Art Marketing Podcast Our Websites and Shops Stephanie:  https://www.stephanieweaverartist.com/ https://www.etsy.com/shop/artfurpaws   Julie:  https://www.juliemstudios.com/ https://www.etsy.com/shop/peacockblueart   Rachel:  https://bubblybibbly.com/  https://www.etsy.com/shop/BBStudioShop  https://www.etsy.com/shop/mothersrecipes   Got a Listener Question?  Email us at: hello@artistssoar.com

In this episode of the Artist Business Plan we sit down with Patrick Shanahan, Director of Marketing at Art Storefronts, to discuss the truth behind operating an arts business. Learn about the ways to step up your art career and how to gauge your success when you tune into this lovely episode. Guest: Patrick is a digital marketing expert with over 15 years experience in how best leverage both traditional and digital marketing to grow art and photography businesses. Combined with the sales and marketing analytics data from over 6500+ customers at Art Storefronts he has unique insights into what is actually working to start, run and grow profitable art business in today's business landscape.  www.artstorefronts.com For more information on applying to Superfine Art Fair as well as recordings of this and all of our past podcasts, just visit http://www.superfine.world/ (www.superfine.world ) IG: https://www.instagram.com/superfineartfair/?hl=en (@superfineartfair) IG: https://www.instagram.com/art_storefronts/ (@art_storefronts) If you want to submit a listener question you can email it to joshua@superfine.world for a chance of it being answered by Alex, James, and our guest! Hosted and Executive Produced by James Miille and Alexander Mitow Executive Producer/Producer : Joshua Guicherit Written by: Joshua Guicherit, Alexander Mitow, and James Miille Audio Edited by: Esteban del Sol

Julie, Stephanie, and Rachel explore the importance of having a website as an artist and what it means to your business.  ---- If you like what you hear, leave a 5-star review and subscribe! ---- You can check out their websites here:  Julie M Studios Stephanie Weaver Artist Rachel's Website for Bubbly Bibbly Podcast (books and drink recipes) You'll be surprised what we recommend what website you should start with for your website!   Resources Mentioned  FREE Resource - Define your Website Requirements Part 1 and Part 2 videos and workbooks  FREE Resource - Create Print on Demand FREE 4-day program FREE Resource - 2 Reasons to Use a Print On Demand Vendor Kajabi Community and Membership Website Provider (affiliate link) Art Storefronts - selling, print on demand Google Analytics Class available to Art Business Members on StephanieWeaverArtist.com community designed for the goal-oriented artist who wants a balanced artist life.  Monster Insights is great for Wordpress Analytics.  Grammarly chrome extension to help with grammar. Our websites: Stephanie:  https://www.stephanieweaverartist.com/ Julie:  https://www.juliemstudios.com/ Rachel:  https://bubblybibbly.com/

An intro anecdote, the Art Storefronts 2020 story, and the 2020 year in review   Where to go from here? Have a question of your own? Join us for an Art Business Workshop. 3x Weekly Zoom calls where you can join other artists and photographers as we discuss the business of selling art both online and off. Come with your questions and get some free consulting. You can register here.

Nick Friend (CEO) and Patrick Shanahan (CMO) explain how Art Storefronts evolved into an entrepreneurship school for artists and photographers. "Our job is to reverse-engineer what it takes to build a $100k per year in revenue art business from your home, and then illuminate that path for our members by providing them with the technology and a step-by-step plan to do so, and to make it as simple as possible." - Nick Friend, Founder & CEO. Interested in Learning more? Request a demo here: https://bit.ly/30sugtM

Art business consulting for artists and photographers, hosted by the Art Storefronts marketing team and leadership.

Art business consulting for artists and photographers, hosted by the Art Storefronts marketing team and leadership.

John Lechner is a landscape photographer and expert in Lead Generation for Artists. In this interview, we talk a little bit about his work and he shares what he's learned about Facebook marketing for artists and the bare minimum any professional artist ought to be doing on a regular basis, even if you're time-poor.

Art business consulting for artists and photographers, hosted by the Art Storefronts marketing team and leadership.

Nick (CEO) and Patrick (CMO) host an open consulting session for photographers and artists who are not Art Storefronts members.

Nick (CEO) and Patrick (CMO) host an open consulting session for photographers and artists who are not Art Storefronts members.

The 4th quarter (October, November, December) is traditionally the biggest art-selling time of the year. During this pandemic, Art Storefronts members have been experiencing Black Friday level sales every single week. With online art sales continuing to surge, this 4th quarter is going to be absolute bonkers.

Nick (CEO) and Patrick (CMO) host an open consulting session for photographers and artists who are not Art Storefronts members.

Nick (CEO) and Patrick (CMO) host an open consulting session for photographers and artists who are not Art Storefronts members.

Nick (CEO) and Patrick (CMO) host an open consulting session for photographers and artists who are not Art Storefronts members.

In today's episode we talk about focusing on success and what it means – mainly customer success. We're going to talk about it from the context of Art Storefronts and then in the context of artists themselves. It's really profound and super important. Art Storefronts' main focus is customer success. We start with customer success and build a product from that. It's a completely different mentality than most businesses. This is significant because we are not biased with where people should be marketing, what products they sell, whether they sell originals only or limited editions, or only courses. It doesn't matter. What matters is the success. You start with the success, and then you build an entire program and product around that success.

Todd Monk, Art Storefronts member, shares how he went from making no sales at all to making consistent sales, including $20,000 in one day. HINT: He started marketing his art consistently.

Nick (CEO) and Patrick (CMO) host an open consulting session for photographers and artists who are not Art Storefronts members.

In this episode, Nick and Patrick discuss how for the 10th straight week Art Storefronts members experienced Black Friday level sales, and there is no sign that it's going to slow down anytime soon. 

How do you build a viable art business in 2020? Run your own art gallery business online.   How?   1) Equip yourself with a Proper Art Gallery Website. 2) Solve the ongoing Marketing Problem.   We created Art Storefronts to help you do this. We are an all-in-one solution: Proper Art Gallery Website + Ongoing Marketing Consulting.

In today's episode, Patrick recounts the learnings from the day. Topics covered include: the importance of showing Art Storefronts members how to do marketing tactics in real-time, and going live on Facebook.

In this episode, Nick and Pat talk about the art marketing consulting product at Art Storefronts, why it's so valuable, how it keeps getting better, and the process that allows us to constantly create effective playbooks for photographers and artists to follow.

Is art selling right now? Nick and Patrick talk about the one tactic that is working really well right now for Art Storefronts members as well as other art industry news.

Nick (CEO) and Patrick (CMO) take questions from and give art business advice to photographers and artists who are not part of the Art Storefronts platform.

In this interview with celebrated visual artist and author, Kim Zabbia, we talk about her book, 'Just Paint, it Ain't':

On Friday, May 8, 2020 we went live and invited both members and non-members to join us. What resulted were a lot of really insightful conversations about what it takes to sell art and how Art Storefronts fits into the picture. You'll hear directly from a number of Art Storefronts members who spontaneously joined our livestream and shared their stories and their experiences being on the Art Storefronts platform.

Nick (CEO) and Patrick (CMO) give art business advice to photographers and artists who are not Art Storefronts members, live on Zoom.

Nick (CEO) and Patrick (CMO) take questions from and give art business advice to photographers and artists who are not part of the Art Storefronts platform.

An open office hours session for Art Storefronts members to ask any and all questions they have on the running and marketing of their art/photo businesses during the pandemic. Topics include running online painting workshops, what to do when your work is locked behind the doors of closed galleries, and much more.

Episode 031 with Utah-based landscape photographer, David Swindler. I have been following David's work on Flickr for many years and have found his work to be quite inspiring. He often shoots locations that are not well-known, which I greatly appreciate! David was a real treat to have on the podcast and I think you will really enjoy this one.  We covered some really great topics this week, including David's journey into landscape photography as an chemical engineer, the Art Storefronts website platform, using failure as a teacher, finding a good composition, and impactful moments in landscape photography. Important! Please consider supporting the podcast on Patreon! Let’s keep the conversations going! Patreon subscribers have access to bonus interview content and much, much more! To learn more about David: His Website; his workshop Website Facebook Instagram The photography of Dustin LeFevre The photography of Greg McGowan The photography of Ryan Smith The photography of Royce Bair The photography of Phil Monson The photography of Bill Church Some examples of his amazing photography can be seen below.  I love hearing from the podcast listeners! Reach out to me via email, Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter if you'd like to be on the podcast or if you have an idea of a topic we can talk about.

Drew and digital marketer Patrick Shanahan share their favorite eCommerce marketing tools of 2016. Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher EXCLUSIVE RESOURCE: Prefer to read rather than listen? the text transcribe from this episode. We all know that there is no one silver bullet guaranteed to push your business to success, but certain tools can be a big help on the path to higher revenue. Special guest Patrick Shanahan, a digital marketer from Art Storefronts, joins Drew in this episode to talk about just that – key marketing tools that brought him wins in 2016. Learn about PushCrew, an in-browser notification system, and hear Drew talk at-length about Drip – an email service provider with some serious automation chops. Highlights 00:20 - Introducing special guest Patrick Shanahan 01:30 - More episodes of the Nerd Marketing podcast are coming 02:15 - Where has Drew been? Announcing his new CMO role at a SaaS company. 04:55 - Recap of SaaSFest 2016 08:36 - Let's talk about some shiny objects 09:18 - Tool #1: Klaviyo – an email service provider that Drew loves. 15:50 - Tool #2: PushCrew – An in-browser push notification tool that Patrick has had success with. 24:08 - Tool #3: Drip – A fairly new email service provider with unique integrations, automation abilities, and unique features. This is the one Nerd Marketing uses. 33:15 - How to use Drip to keep your list healthy and your emails out of the "promotions" tab. 36:52 - Front-end personalization using Drip. Links / Resources Klaviyo Drew demonstrates how to use Klaviyo for effective win-back campaigns in Episode 25. PushCrew Learn more about in-browser notifications in this DigitalMarketer article. Drip Check out Drew's free, 7-part course on doubling your business. Transcript Prefer to read rather than listen to the podcast episode? No problem, you'll find a text transcribe below, and you can also for later. → Read the Transcript Drew Sanocki: Hey, everybody. Welcome to the Nerd Marketing Podcast. Welcome back to the Nerd Marketing Podcast. This is Drew Sanocki. I have a special surprise today. I have a guest here in the Nerd Marketing studio. My guest's name is Patrick Shanahan. Patrick, how you doing? Patrick Shanahan: Drew, good. Happy to be joining you. Drew Sanocki: For all of you who are listening right now, all three of you, probably don't know who Patrick Shanahan is. Patrick and I have been working together for almost a year now. He's actually not here in the studio in New York with me. He is out in California. Patrick, why don't you introduce yourself to the three or four listeners of the Nerd Marketing Podcast. Patrick Shanahan: Are you kidding me? We're at least up to seven. You've got seven listeners now, I think, on a good day [crosstalk 00:01:02]. Drew Sanocki: It's three. Patrick Shanahan: Yeah. I run marketing, actually, for a eCommerce shopping cart that's a neat shopping cart called Art Storefronts. It's basically a shopping cart for three legs of the stool, the niches. If you own a print studio that reproduces art or if you're an art gallery or if you're an artist. Been running marketing over there for awhile. We're kind of in startup mode but growing pretty quickly. Yeah. Drew Sanocki: Awesome. Patrick, also, has been helping me out a little bit with Nerd Marketing. He has always been pushing me more to do more podcasting and releasing more content. That is my promise to you know. I guess this is December 2016, going into next year, I really want to hit he podcasting hard. We've gotten a lot of good feedback from our email subscribers and the podcast listeners that they enjoy the podcast. I think it's worth doing. I'm going to try to be a little bit more regular with the podcasting. As part of that, I think Patrick's here to help and hopefully add some value to you guys and help you grow your businesses. What have I been up ... I obviously have not been producing content.

Today we look at Art Storefronts, a new service for selling fine art prints and print orders. Art Storefronts have built a ground-breaking system to help you to sell prints, and we have a nice juicy discount for you too, to help you get started. Text and images: https://mbp.ac/428 Music by UniqueTracks

Today we look at Art Storefronts, a new service for selling fine art prints and print orders. Art Storefronts have built a ground-breaking system to help you to sell prints, and we have a nice juicy discount for you too, to help you get started. Text and images: https://mbp.ac/428 Music by UniqueTracks