Marketing Your Creative Business: How to Sell Your Art Without Selling Out | Goodtype | Skillshare

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    • 1.

      Introduction

      1:34

    • 2.

      Understanding Your Audience

      8:57

    • 3.

      Your Brand & Website

      5:33

    • 4.

      Social Media

      7:23

    • 5.

      The Email List

      4:46

    • 6.

      Other Marketing Tactics: Part 1

      5:13

    • 7.

      Other Marketing Tactics: Part 2

      3:17

    • 8.

      Putting It All Together

      3:32

    • 9.

      Wrapping Up

      0:41

Marketing Your Creative Business: How to Sell Your Art Without Selling Out

Goodtype, Championing good type & good business

About This Class

If you want to make more money from selling your art or design skills, it's time to put together a killer marketing plan!

We know—"marketing" can sound like a bit of a dirty word to creatives. But the truth is...selling doesn't have to feel sleazy! In this class, Katie and Ilana, co-owners of Goodtype (a community of one million creatives) will teach you how to increase your income and reach your dream clients through marketing, without the "ick" that typically comes with promoting your work.

In this class, you'll learn:

  • How to shift your perception of selling so it becomes a fun and authentic part of your business
  • How to identify and target the customers who will become your #1 fans
  • The marketing tactics you can use and which ones are right for you
  • How to create a strategic marketing plan that is based on your unique goals

You'll walk away with...

  • A marketing plan that outlines the actions you'll take over the next 90 days

This class is for all creative entrepreneurs, whether you're selling your art full-time or on the side. You won't need any materials other than our provided workbook and an openness to a new perspective on marketing.


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Please note that this class is provided for personal educational, informational and convenience purposes only, is general in nature and is not intended as a substitute for professional, legal, or medical advice. Read more about this in our Terms of Service.