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I am an artist. I create art. I don’t write for a living. Someone asked me the other day why I blog. It’s a great question! I do not get a ton of “likes” and comments. Most of my followers are other artists and like minded creatives. They aren’t buying my art. So why bother?
Those that know me are aware of the fact that I do not do anything involving my art that doesn’t improve my chances of being seen by potential collectors. So I not only blog, I share my blog with all of the available social media. I get my blog “out there”. “In here” doesn’t do much for me. Sometimes my shares to social media go viral. One blog got 5000 hits from StumbleUpon in one day!
Every single day I get a few thousand visits to my blog. My blog shows up in Google Search and I can see the search terms people used to find me. Those search terms are directly connected to my intentional key-wording in my title and first paragraph. Think of keywords like breadcrumbs that lead a path right to your door. Blogging does work! But you have to think “outside” of the box.
Blogging is only an island if you want it to me.
Colorful Pattern Art – Color Fusion Design 5
Mixed Media
Sharon Cummings
2016
Beautiful piece, inspiring Intel. – Cezane
Thank you Cezane!
Reblogged this on B.E.S.T. Arts Gallery and commented:
#art blogging by Sharon Cummings, artist.
Saw you on twitter- go glad you have an art blog- gorgeous piece and great post!
Thanks Jackie! Glad you stopped by!
I have wondered if a blog would help me as I still get out there with social media but still do not get many views or sales. maybe I should also be thinking outside of the box and just do it. Thank you Sharon for taking the time sharing your views on blogs.
You are welcome Patricia!
Don’t worry each like is worth a ton! :}
No worries at all! 🙂
Just love this post!
Thank you!
Thanks, Sharon – you inspire us all, my dear. Great info/tips from a pro here; thanks.
My pleasure Laura!
Thanks for this post and the great advice, Sharon! It’s something I’m just learning to do.
You are welcome!
beautfuly said love the piece too