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		<title>3 Tips to Help Market Your Art With Facebook</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 11 Aug 2009 00:27:52 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Tim ONeill</dc:creator>
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These Facebook tips are really simple and effective for helping you meet more people and potentially sell more art.
1-Frequently post new photos and paintings. This is an area I really need to focus on.  The biggest photo sharing website is not Photobucket or Flickr…it is Facebook.  Having a good representation of your digital [...]]]></description>
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<p>These Facebook tips are really simple and effective for helping you meet more people and potentially sell more art.</p>
<p>1-Frequently post new photos and paintings. This is an area I really need to focus on.  The biggest photo sharing website is not Photobucket or Flickr…it is Facebook.  Having a good representation of your digital photography, digital paintings or your traditional media images is a good way draw in some new viewers to your profile. People on Facebook love beautiful imagery.</p>
<p>Also keep in mind when you upload photos, several thumbnails go into the “newsfeed” of everyone on your friend list as well as on your wall.</p>
<p>The caption on your art is important here.  Use your keywords to help name those images when you are using them for web content.</p>
<p>2-Comment on other peoples goodies. Posting only your own stuff is not cool. Become a resource for information. You can get hooked up with google alerts to help keep you informed of a specific topic. Its easy and free. Getting involved in discussions and providing information for others will pay big dividends.</p>
<p>3-Leverage your time by Linking Twitter to your Facebook. If you begin to use tweetdeck this is very simple to do. You can download tweetdeck for free at http://wwwtweetdeck.com</p>
<p>Ok four things…</p>
<p>4-This is totally cool. You can add the “profile HTML” application to your profile page.  What this means for you is that you can add html code into your profile page. Cool. That means it could be a banner ad or anything using code.  I am going to put an opt-in box for the magazine there.   The only thing to do an opt-in page you need is the code from your chosen autoresponder.</p>
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