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Where is the Line Between Smart Marketing and Spam?
This article explores the difference between respectful, value-driven promotion and intrusive, spammy behaviour.
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The Dark Side of Vanity Exhibitions:
Being invited to exhibit in a “prestigious” gallery can feel like a breakthrough. But when the gallery’s income comes from artists’ fees rather than art sales, the risk shifts entirely onto the artist. This article examines the rise of pay-to-exhibit galleries, the warning signs they don’t advertise, and why refusing to discuss fees publicly is a serious red flag.
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Breaking Through the Noise – Smart, Modern Promotion for Independent Musicians
When your Apple Music presence is clear, consistent and accurately labelled, the platform can recognise your sound more easily and place your tracks in front of listeners who are genuinely likely to enjoy them.
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The Art of Saying No Gracefully
Saying no is not rude. It is resource management, creative integrity, and self-respect. Here is a practical guide for artists, writers, photographers, and community managers who want to decline requests without burning bridges.
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Homepage Tweaks That Lift Conversions
Discover practical homepage design tweaks that increase conversions — from clear messaging and visual flow to stronger call-to-action buttons and trust signals.
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Know the Difference Between Licensing and Selling: Legal and Practical Implications for Creatives
Discover the key differences between licensing and selling creative work. Learn why rights-managed licensing is stronger than royalty-free, and how platforms like Licensing Pixels help artists protect their rights, retain control, and maximise long-term value.
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Safe and Secure: How to Accept Payments When Selling Art & Crafts Online
By Abbie for Our Arts Magazine Selling your artwork or handmade creations online can be an exciting and rewarding step in your creative journey. However, accepting payments requires caution, as…
