Simon and I did a workshop last week at the Alliance, and Amy, who attended, asked me how to post a calendar of events on her WordPress-hosted blog. Amy, (and the rest of you!) here you go: 1. Go to […]
If you are an artist with a fan page, you may wish to add a “Review” tab to your page. This allows the people who buy your CD, come to your show, or attend your exhibition to write their own […]
Yes, yes, I know. How long have I been telling all of you that you should have an E-Newsletter for your business? Well, I’ve decided to take my own medicine, and start one. I’m going to send one newsletter per […]
If you’ve been on Facebook this week, you might have noticed this: If you have a fan page, this change will affect you. Fan pages, in essence, don’t really exist any more. They’ll just be called “pages.” What’s the difference […]
Everything I write about on this blog has one end goal: to help you to sell your work. More bums in seats. More CDs or paintings sold. And one way of doing that is to create relationships based on trust […]
A long, long time ago, in September of 2008, when I was just getting started with blogging and podcasting, I wrote a post called Welcome to the Blogosphere. The topic of that post was an interview with Shane Birley and […]
Ever since I wrote the post last week about the Belfry Theatre’s website, I’ve been getting lots of questions from folks about building their website in WordPress. Creating a website in WordPress is a great idea, for a couple of […]
Last month I wrote a post where I encouraged you to commit to a blogging schedule and I promised that it would pay off. Today, I want to share with you how I help people to plan thier social media […]
I saw this video a while ago, but haven’t had the guts to share it with you. Here’s the thing: I preach the gospel of creating a plan for your social media marketing. Heck, I wrote a book about it, […]
Within the last year, I noticed that The Belfry Theatre (http://www.belfry.bc.ca) in Victoria had redone their website. I like it so much that I often use it as an example to show people of how a website should be done. […]