An Effective Artist Website in 5 Steps
If you’re a recording artist or author, what do you see as the purpose of your website? To educate? To inform? To advertise? Think again. While your site might do… Read More →
Kickstarter vs. NEA: Paths to Indie Funding
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- by Wampus
Have an album you’re ready to record and release? A film you want to produce and screen at festivals? How are you going to pay for it? Talking Points Memo (TPM)… Read More →
Is Your Work Ready to Ship?
- Categories: Art and creativity, Music business, Social media •
- Tags: abstracts, art, brogan, chris brogan, culture, draw, fiction, humanities, ideals, independent artists, knowledge, literature, perfection, reach, ready, shipping, work, work readiness •
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Social-media maven/gadfly Chris Brogan once wrote about “the difference between ship and shit.” Chris draws this genteel distinction between work that is ready to ship, to share with the world… Read More →