Do you know what to focus on?
- Are you trying to manage your marketing, sales, social media, your studio and making fine art?
- Have you studied sales and marketing, but you're not clear on how to apply what you've learned to sell your fine art?
- Tried getting advice from other fine artists? Are they unwilling to help you or just as frustrated?
Want to make more money from your art?
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Your representatives are taking 50% or more of every sale, or you're paying a small fortune to take part in art shows.
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If you do get a show, you might not make any money. Despite the time, money, energy, and heart and soul you invest in creating a new body of work.
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Your representations are not selling enough of your art. Yet they may insist on exclusive representation. How is that fair?
Getting compliments but not art sales?
- Compliments are nice, but you can’t deposit them into your checking account. Do you know why this is happening?
- When people seem interested in your art, does it get your hopes up but then you never hear from them again. What’s happening?
- Do you know how to move a prospect to a collector without feeling pushy?
Secret Art Sales Strategy
#1
The Exponential Magic of Referral Sales
Collectors who come by way of referral are 4X more likely to buy and spend more money.
Referrals produce 79% sales on average, and you keep 100% of your money.
You pay $0 in sales commissions and $0 in show fees.
Secret Art Sales Strategy
#2
The Super Power of Sincere Appreciation
When your collectors feel appreciated, they are 83% more likely to refer to you.
No more feeling weird trying to connect with collectors.
No wondering about how to talk to collectors about your work.
Secret Art Sales Strategy
#3
Start Using The Power Of Your Pen
Forget emails, social media, and crowdsourcing platforms.
Write a sincere letter that will sell your art and make it easy for collectors to say "yes."
No more pushy sales tactics or awkward artist statements.
Bonus Lesson #1
Learn the 5 big fat lies that fine artists are told and that you must immediately stop telling yourself.
Bonus Lesson #2
Three reasons firing your art gallery could help you sell more art, make more money and with more ease.
Bonus Lesson #3
Eight facts that the scarcity and permission-based art establishment doesn't want you to know.
Bonus Lesson #4
One super simple exercise that will increase your chances of selling more art by an average of 82%.
Making Art Making Money Students
Here's What They Say About The 3 Secret Simple Strategies To Sell More Art
I promise you if the galleries are struggling, they’re not going to tell you when your art is selling.
-Artist Linzy Arnott
These are steps that you can take and you can practice and you can make art and be happy. And sell it!
-Artist Laurel Greenfield
This turns business-speak into art-speak and art-speak into business-speak.
- Artist Peter Cimpoe
Is this for you?
- This mini-course is designed for fine artists who want to start selling more art without shows or representation through the power of luxury marketing.
- The Making Art Making Money program has been helping over 23 different types of emerging and established artists from 20 countries and counting for over 15 years.
Why should you enroll now?
Since the pandemic, the affluent have been buying more fine art.
However, they're not buying from art galleries. They're buying from independent artists.
Despite what your representative may be telling you, collectors prefer to buy directly from and to support the artist.
People who care about art care about the artist, not the middleman.
The affluent are remodeling their homes and purchasing other real estate investments, prompting them to buy art.
The affluent are also buying more art because they are not lavishing on travel.
Many art shows are cancelled and art galleries are closed, and more will be closing.
- If you keep doing the same things to sell your art, you will fail quickly.
- If you do some things, you will fail slowly.
- If you do the right things, right now, you will benefit from this incredible window of opportunity.
Ann Rea
Artist & Mentor
Ann Rea is a San Francisco based Artist and the creator of the Making Art Making Money program.
Rea's mission is to help other artists take their power back from the scarcity and permission-based art establishment.
Ann's vision is to help over 10,000 artists learn how to sell more art without shows or representation through the power of luxury marketing.
Ann Rea has been helping over 23 different types of emerging and established artists from 20 countries and counting for over 15 years.
Her art and business savvy have been featured on ABC, HGTV, Creative Live, The Good Life Project, in the book Career Renegade by Jonathan Fields, by the San Francisco Chronicle, Art Business News, and Inc. Magazines. Art icon, Wayne Thiebaud, commends Rea's artistic talent.
