There are currently 263 out of 90,432 members online | 11,135 visits today.       [All...] | [Reports...]
Person of the Week

Vote for the Person Of The Year ... More
The most amazing program ever! It's called EZ Wealth, and they have got a Pay Plan unlike anything you have ever seen! It pays daily, I am so confident that you will make M0NEY,register for a FR-EE TOUR, but before you do click on ABOUT ME.
 
RSS Feeds: RSS Feed Available RSS Feed Available
Display using:  
 Topic: Re: ART AND CRAFTS - WAYS TO ADVERTISE AND SELL YOUR WORK
 Forum: ARTS AND CRAFTS - WHERE to BUY AND TO SELL THEM
Topic created by: Jenny S.
Started: Feb 06 2007
Replies: 59
[« Previous Topic] [Next Thread »] 
Joanne Martell
Joined: 05 Sep 2006
Re: ART AND CRAFTS - WAYS TO ADVERTISE AND SELL YOUR WORK
Posted: Feb 06 2007 01:16 PM

Hi Jenny,

Thanks for, once again, creating a very useful and informative forum!

I also think having your own website to showcase your talent is a wonderful way to advertise.

I haven't added any of my own craft items to my crafting website yet, only because I haven't had the time to actually create the webstore and take pics of all them yet! LOL I will be doing this in the near future.

Requesting links to your site is a great way to get recognition, and also a great way to get the search engines to notice your site. I have a reciprocal links directory on my site as well, and have had quite a few people submit their links there. There is a great site called Link Metro (http://www.linkmetro.com) where you will find niche websites to trade links with.

And, of course, everyone knows (or they should!) that writing your own crafts articles in your niche, and submitting them to article directories is a great way to get yourself known. That is why I set up the Crafts Article Directory on my site - plus it's free advertising for you! I am also looking at offering advertising space in the directory - prices will be very reasonable, and I'll let you know when I have something set upSmiley

When I was still working, I was a graphic designer for a small local firm, so I have experience creating brochures - another great way to advertise. If you are going to a craft show, make sure you have brochures, or even just business cards, with your name and phone number, and if you have a website, the site's address. Even if they don't buy from you at the show, they may need a special gift for someone, and think of you right away!

Hope this helps others with their craft advertising,

Joanne

 INSPIRATIONAL RADIO JOE BUCCHERI
[INSPIRATIONAL RADIO JOE BUCCHERI's picture]

Person of the Week
Open Web Page
Joined: 15 Apr 2006
Total Posts: 1020
Re: ART AND CRAFTS - WAYS TO ADVERTISE AND SELL YOUR WORK
Posted: Feb 06 2007 02:09 PM

Hi Ms Jen:

I'm one of the interns over at TGAMM. Any one who would like to have our logos to print out as an iron can go here to take a peek.

www.cafepress.com/tgamm

We are offering three for $10.00 . Those include the Statue of Liberty with guitar and mic in hand, The Guitar shield with blue musical note and the Litttle Space Dude.

Go here to take a look www.cafepress.com/tgamm

 All one need do is place $10.00 in our paypal account at: knightguard12048@comcast.net

One we are notified of your payment, one of our staff will send you the graphics via email as an attachement.

Thanks,

Marueen

PS> This showcase is very coolWink

 

 

 


We Can Help You Succeed. All You Need Do Is Ask.
Peter Heavey (user id: 292553) is offline. Last active: 1/8/2009 7:23:34 PM Peter Heavey
[Peter Heavey's picture]

Open Web Page
Joined: 09 Jan 2006
Total Posts: 101
Re: ART AND CRAFTS - WAYS TO ADVERTISE AND SELL YOUR WORK
Posted: Feb 06 2007 02:53 PM

Hi Jenny,

Thanks for the invite to the Artisans' Corner.

Templates are often one of the most difficult decisions when site building.
You can get hundreds of them free with good quality standards of international approval. Good sources:
 
 
You can get hosting here through adland free.
The important thing I find is getting a domain name sorted out.
There is sometimes confusion about that and hosting.
The cheapest place I have found for domains is Godaddy .
However not recommended for hosting.
 
Having got your name you can point it to wherever your site and URL is.
This can be done on a cloaked basis which only allows your domain name to appear in the address bar.
 
Here is an example. http//www.TheNorthDevonTimes.com does not have a site, but resides on http://www.MyLocalGazette.com  however the second URL will not appear in the address bar when clicking on the first even when clicking on pages within the site.  Your domain name will also be able to be SE listed using this method. Check here. Incidentally thendt.com has no site either.
 
I have also opened a forum board for arts and crafts where you are welcome to post and display. Forum traffic rank is not too bad.
 
Finally - happy to answer any questions if that will help.
 
Warmest regards,
 
Peter.
 
PS The forum has a double opt-in to protect against spam bots. It does not have any in your face advertising.
You can also advertise free on classifieds at http://www.thendtauction.com
 

 


Network Your Way to Success. It's Fun! http://testtest.mylocalgazette.com/cms - You can have one or more!


Peter Heavey (user id: 292553) is offline. Last active: 1/8/2009 7:23:34 PM Peter Heavey
[Peter Heavey's picture]

Open Web Page
Joined: 09 Jan 2006
Total Posts: 101
Re: ART AND CRAFTS - WAYS TO ADVERTISE AND SELL YOUR WORK
Posted: Feb 06 2007 03:09 PM

Hi All,

Sorry the link to http://www.TheNorthDevonTimes.com on previous post does not work. This one should.

Perfect? No. Just trying.

Have a Great Day.

Peter.


Network Your Way to Success. It's Fun! http://testtest.mylocalgazette.com/cms - You can have one or more!


Jenny SJ (user id: 265830) is offline. Last active: 1/8/2009 8:18:29 PM Jenny SJ
[Jenny SJ's picture]

Person of the Week
Top 100 Poster
Open Web Page
Joined: 26 Feb 2006
Total Posts: 2025
Re: ART AND CRAFTS - WAYS TO ADVERTISE AND SELL YOUR WORK
Posted: Feb 06 2007 06:21 PM
Hi everyone,

Another option for selling art and craft work - Consignment options -

Does anyone have any experience and info on this?


Jenny


Angels, Cherubs & Nativities from Spain

Our angel product shop

Adland Arts & Crafts
[« Previous Topic] [Next Thread »] 
 1 2 3 4 5 

 
 
Copyright ©1998-2008 AdlandPro. All rights reserved.