Becoming more bloggable
If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Originally published on August 26, 2008 on The Next Stage) If you google Vancouver blog, the number one hit is Miss 604. Rebecca Bolwitt is […]
Welcome to the blogosphere
Originally published July 29, 2008 on The Next Stage) To listen to the interview in its entirety, click here. (27 minutes) If you are reading this, you already have at least a handshake acquaintance with blogging (given that it’s published […]
Managing your flow….
Originally published June 26, 2008, on The Next Stage) A bunch of years ago, when Julia Cameron first published her book The Artist’s Way, I, like most other artists I knew, went out and bought a copy, and started working […]
Staking out your spot on the web
Originally published June 1, 2008 on The Next Stage) Over the last few months, I’ve been exploring, through the column, ways to market yourself in more detail. This month’s column focuses on what is probably the most essential, the most […]
Facebook is your friend
Originally published on April 30, 2008 on The Next Stage) You could not possibly be a bigger holdout than I was with Facebook. I resisted joining for a really long time. I thought “why do I need yet another time-waster […]
On the topic of touchpoints
Originally published March 31, 2008 on The Next Stage) This month’s Art of the Business deals with a term you may or may not have heard before: touchpoints. A touchpoint is any way that your consumer, or end-user, comes in […]
Putting a value on our work
(originally published February 27, 2008, on The Next Stage) Okay, I know what you’re thinking: this is a column that is supposed to be dedicated to tips and tricks about marketing artists, right? So what the heck is this whole […]
The first post…
(originally published on January 31, 2008 on The Next Stage) As actors, we spend a great deal of our time training to become masters of our art. We go to theatre school, we read all the books on acting, we […]