Lennon Bone argues artists need to teach their audiences about themselves and their work to build trust and earn a living. He offers a 30-minute checklist to improve your online strategy, with a refund if it doesn't help.
I got asked by a client once, you have to teach to make money as an artist. Nowadays, when you're trying to build an audience, they don't know anything about what you make, why you make it, why they should like you, why they should trust you. You have to educate them on how they can get to know you, how they can start to like and trust you as an individual and as a seller of the thing that you make. I believe the fastest way to make a living as an artist right now is to get people to connect with the artist as much as the art. So, yes, you need to teach to make it as an artist, but it doesn't need to be in the conventional way that you've heard all your life. You're looking for ways to get people to know, like and trust you more. Social media. I have a checklist that will help you grow your brand in an authentic way so it feels more like you. You're not worrying about trends or hashtags or any of that stuff absolutely free. And if you took just 30 minutes, you'd be fixing a bunch of the holes in your online strategy that you currently have. If you don't get anything from this DM me and I will gladly send you $10 for wasting your time. That is not a joke. I mean, it's.
