The ability to use highly targeted ads on social media has revolutionised commerce, and has enabled lots of niche, artisan brands to spring up. If targeted ads level the playing field with the big brands, and enable someone to find producers, artists & makers who genuinely have a passion for what they do, isn’t that a good thing?But do they work for artists looking to sell their art? It’s not something we have advised artists to do in the past, but our latest podcast with Victoria & David Park flipped that script on us and we’re all in!Victoria is an abstract painter and one of the top sellers using our dropshipping service. Her brother-in-law, David, is a digital marketer specialising in paid social campaigns. Together, they’ve created a winning formula that’s allowed Victoria to quickly grow her collector base whilst staying true to her style and vision.Curious how they did it and if their advice can work for you? Listen to the podcast to find out!

Sean Tucker, a deep thinker in creativity, discusses finding your 'why' in art. He shares his journey from church work to photography, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and storytelling in building a loyal audience. The podcast also explores the impact of AI on art and technology in overcoming imposter syndrome for emerging artists.

The day we launched our podcast we knew we had to speak to Cathrin Machin. Cat is not only the most successful artist we’ve ever come across, but she’s also one of the most knowledgeable we’ve spoken to about running your own art career.At the start of this pod, Cat shares her journey to becoming a full time artist. What follows is an all-out masterclass on how to develop your brand, build a cult following, market yourself and sell your art. This pod is packed full of actionable gems to turn your passion into a business!Want to increase your art sales? Get our art sales success kit here!

Tomasz Trzebiatowski achieved the impossible. In a tough environment for publishing he launched a new photography magazine, FRAMES. In this episode, Tomasz discusses his inspiring journey to success and why he thinks being part of community is so important for your career growth.Want to increase your art sales? Get our art sales success kit here!

Leah Gardner first picked up a paint brush in 2020 and is now a top print seller at theprintspace. She must be doing something right, right? In this episode, Leah shares some fascinating insights into her social media marketing strategy and why she thinks Twitter is a must-use platform for artists.Want to increase your art sales? Get our art sales success kit here!

Dave Buonaguidi co-founded not one, but two legendary ad agencies and then realised his true calling in life was to be an artist. It’s rare to find somebody with so much cross domain knowledge, so, we spoke with Dave to get his insight into cultivating a brand as an artist. Want to increase your art sales? Get our art sales success kit here!

London-based Chinoiserie artist, Diane Hill, shares how the power of video to engage with her audience has revolutionised her online print sales. Can it do the same for you? Listen to find out.

Pie Aerts is a successful photographer & co-founder of the charity, Prints for Wildlife. Not only is Pie a master of print sales, having raised $1.75M for PFW, but he’s also a deep thinker on the value of building a community, social media marketing and why self-reflection is your key to art career freedom.

Katy Cowan is the founder and editor of Creative Boom, the UK's leading magazine for the creative industry which reaches over 7 million people a year. Katy shares her advice on how artists can master their own PR & Press.

Ian Lauer is a highly accomplished and renowned astrophotographer. He is also a deep thinker on the subjects of marketing, social media, and art print sales, which has helped him to turn his passion for astrophotography into a full time career.