Instagram: the O.G. photo-sharing social media platform. It was once so beloved by artists, photographers, and day-to-day photo sharers. But now, is it still considered the best social media platform for artists? We are going to dive deep into whether or not that is still the case, or if artists (and other creatives) should be turning towards other platforms such as Twitter, YouTube, Pinterest, or maybe even the app that’s once again in the spotlight—Vero.
Figuring out which place to share your creations and content with the world can be challenging. So in today’s episode, we are going to compare a handful of the options that are available.
A few things to consider while listening as well as when you are making platform decisions:
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64. Mary Price - Making the Shift from Hobbyist to Professional Artist
63. 5 Tips for Making Abstract Art
62. Amica Whincop - Getting Back to What Is Important
61. Podcasts, Vlogs and Classes - How do we find the time?
60. Julie Hamilton - A Passion for Paper, Paint and Pattern
59. Tracy Verdugo - Having Faith in Your Creative Journey
58. Bringing Joy to Your Creative Practice
57. Susan Nethercote - Why You Need to Make More Art
56. Overcoming Procrastination and Self-sabotage
55. Tips for Making Art on a Budget
54. Kellee Wynne Conrad - A Lifelong Habit of Making Art
53. From Chaos to Calm - My Reset Routine
52. Behind the Scenes of My SALA Exhibition
51. Do Instagram Likes Really Matter?
50. How to Get Started with Email Marketing
49. Kelly Berghella - Becoming a Full-time Artist
48. Braver Things
47. Staying Motivated When Your Energy is Low
46. Wendy Solganik - When the Art is Piling Up
45. Marketing with a 'Less is More' Mindset
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