SELLING YOUR ART - Practical Marketing Tips

Tips and advice about selling your art from marketing expert and business coach, Randy Moser. In this interview, Moser shares good, solid, practical marketing tips and advice about how to sell your artwork. He answers the question, why isn't my art selling with topics that include how to generate interest and how to determine return on investment.

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http://www.advicoach.com/rmoser

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[artistchronicle]

Thanks for your comment, dale!

[artistchronicle]

Thanks Topdog, FrFrankie, maggie and artistic for your positive input! I got a lot out of Randy's advice, myself!

[BusinessesBrokers]

Wonderful explanation given by Advicoach. Selling business hsould have a good business worth and price and profit and sales of product and its popularity all its depend at the market level.

[artistdalehammond]

It's nice to see that the people out of touch with reality aren't the only ones making art related videos. Like all your videos, this is a first class presentation. I agree that art should first be for enjoyment. This is practically sound advice today because many who decide to become professional painters won’t sell many of their works for a genuine profit. Actually selling art today for a decent profit isn’t easy. Art buyers really buy an idea and they first must be sold on that idea.

[artistic84chick84]

This video will help me alot...thank you, I truly appreaciate it! This video is on my favorites and thumb up...*like*.

[maggie27377]

Very informative! Thanks Don

[FrFrankiejr]

This is such a helpful channel! Thanks Don!

[Topdoginuk]

This video is very interesting for me because, I have just completed a course with Gayle Levee and, I have increased my skill level 10 fold.

Although I am a Bob Ross CRI ( Certified Ross Instructor) my knowledge of art was very limited. Being a CRI is not a proper Artist. I was just a replicator of the Wet-In-Wet technique that can be done by anyone. To be a true Artist you have to 'serve your time' and learn the art of colour science, Perspectives, etc.

Thank you for your video upload.