A few weeks ago (or maybe more..) i came to a point where i wanted to have small something (widget, feed, etc) that i can place on my m…
A few weeks ago (or maybe more..) i came to a point where i wanted to have small something (widget, feed, etc) that i can place on my main website (webgrrl.biz) and few other blogs that i have.. something that shows what’s been sold recently from all the places i have my art.. The only quick solution i could come up with (and with no cost) was to make a blog and post the info items, and taking the opportunity to Thank the buyer at the same time.. and so artSOLD was ‘born’ From there, i can then grab the rss feed and utilize it in many different ways.. my favourite being the widget at widgetbox : see here In a marketing and business sense, I’m not sure if this has been done before. We usually make a blog or websites to promote what art we make and whats for sale.. but making a blog/journal of what we’ve sold, i haven’t come across, and i have this belief that people like to know what people are buying, popular etc too.. So i thought, Why Not to have one for what’s sold!? Plus if/when buyer comes across the acknowledgment of thanks, thats a positive energy too…and im all about and for Spreading the Goodness! artSOLD took me a full day to set up, using a free blogger template i went lookin for.. Then i put thinkin caps on to see what ‘widget, promotional’ goodies there is available from all the three main places i associate with.. maybe you want to make one too.. :) Its a nice journal to have, and it makes you work just that bit harder (in promotions especially) so that you get sales, and that means a new post! :)
Tuesday the 16th of December there is a rally in front of the Melbourne Town Hall to call for a bike, pedestrian and tram-friendly Swanst…
Tuesday the 16th of December there is a rally in front of the Melbourne Town Hall to call for a bike, pedestrian and tram-friendly Swanston St. The rally is timed to coincide with the new Melbourne Council’s first meeting, and aims to send a strong message that Doyle’s plan to bring cars back to Swanston St is not supported. Those who are especially keen can stick around after the rally to watch the council meeting. The rally will be addressed by the husband of the cyclist killed earlier this year in Swanston St. There are lots of ways in which this event could be interesting for RedBubblers in Melbourne. 1- if you’re interested in sustainable transport options / 2 – as an inspirational event for artists and writers of all types. For photographers it’s obviously an event made in heaven, but I think it must also be inspiring for artists in other mediums. A massed crowd scene like this must provide some quality material for us all, including the writers – so much emotion and drama in one small area. T-shirt makers can have a field day and film makers too. Can you afford not to be there? .
Hello everyone! I am pleased to announce that our blog is now live. www.urbansurvivalists.com Stan and I will be posting new …
Hello everyone! I am pleased to announce that our blog is now live. www.urbansurvivalists.com Stan and I will be posting new entries every week about projects that you can do in your home. The projects are geared toward becoming sustainable in an urban environment. So if you are interested in helping to save the planet, then this is the blog for you! feel free to add comments, join discussions, and give us ideas! Thanks for all your support, and hope you are all doing well!
I am very grateful for the recent sales on here, it reminded me that there is still people out there checking out this store and honoring…
I am very grateful for the recent sales on here, it reminded me that there is still people out there checking out this store and honoring it, and as such I decided not to close it. I was on the brink of doing so, due to a claimed copyright infringement battle I got into with redbubble about one of my designs and the lack of organic options. but you, my kind patrons, changed my mind. So thank you! We now have shirts in at least 13 countries and 13 states! Our shirts are now in 13 states in America and 12 other countries worldwide, Australia, Ireland, Austria, Switzerland, France, Malta, The UK, Germany, Canada, Bulgaria, Israel, Belgium and in Oregon, California, Missouri, Ohio, Colorado, Illinois, Washington, Michigan, Texas, North Carolina, South Dakota, New Mexico, and Arizona in the United States… Thank you! I dont know if its bad etiquette to mention it, but check out my organic t-shirt store on zazzle at http://www.zazzle.com/theavataravii23 or check out the organic store on spreadshirt at http://formbmusic.spreadshirt.com soon to be updated and hosting organic hoodies, or follow my music on http://soundcloud.com/vii23 or listen to my latest mixes on http://vii23.imeem.com or check out the internet radio station I am deeply involved in http://glitch.fm or follow me on twitter! http://twitter.com/vii23 Mad Love & Respekt from the deep desert! Namaste Vid The Avatara VII23 / Co-Owner – Form B Music LLC – A green media company / GraFX Guru / DJ / Host – Glitch.FM
Friends of mine have a charitable organization that donates 100% of funds to underprivileged artists around the world. Their mission stat…
Friends of mine have a charitable organization that donates 100% of funds to underprivileged artists around the world. Their mission statement says, “We are a non-profit organization helping underprivileged talented artists around the world to win over poverty, exploitation of human trafficking and assisting artisan communities to develop sustainable income.” All proceeds from sales of the Digital Photography Group’s 2010 calendar will go directly to this charity – which means all funds will go directly to the underprivileged artists. For more information on this charitable organization, check out their website here: Renaissance Now The link to the DPGroup’s 2010 calendar is here: Please help me get the word out!
Prompted by my dismay at a proposed freeway development in Melbourne and its environmental impact. A new freeway through the south-easter…
Prompted by my dismay at a proposed freeway development in Melbourne and its environmental impact. A new freeway through the south-eastern suburbs. Parts of this proposed freeway will necessitate the clearing of large chunks of three nature reserves and a nearby stand of eucalypts, one of which is an Aboriginal scar-tree. It is sad to think that in the 21st Century we still, in the name of so-called progress, clear remnant, native bushland. / I was pleased to see this article here in the National TImes.
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