I enjoyed reading this post. You have asked for suggestions.

I think a lot of your readers are interested (me included!) in knowing about more blogs and websites which cater to art and artists.

Can you provide a list of those in your next post, please? That would be quite helpful to us–and much appreciated too.

And, of course, your personal favorites. We value your insights.

This is because you mentioned that you subscribe to many blogs/websites about artists and art, but we are rather clueless.

And, yes, post more often, but only if you have some free time. Don’t put any pressure on yourself on our account. Your plate is already full. In the meantime, we’ll figure out a way to survive, don’t worry.

We are also interested in reading about other artists and their life experiences: painters, poets, writers, singers, you name it. It would be great if you could dig up some fresh material to share with us.

Not just invitations for guest posts, but from historical archives. You may be able to find such literary nuggets from your local library. Again, only at your own convenience, for you have a business to run!

Those artists who achieved fame ( notoriety?) and financial success…well, we want to know about their life stories. We find such stories heart-warming and inspirational. It’s especially interesting to learn about the controversies which surrounded their lives. Thanks.

I like the idea of a tagline. I’m in the process of figuring out my mission statement, target market, and other parts of my self-brand. The tagline is like a condensed version of what you stand for! : )

I think you’ve learned, first hand, the power of technique. You have had success with using some of the business and marketing tools that work for artists.

The trick is to apply those tools – which many artists don’t do. But you are living proof that it works, when you use it.

Thanks for reading. I hope I can continue to provide useful information for you and everyone else!