Identifying and saying no to a problem buyer will grant you a tremendous boon. It will allow you to focus on and remain open to doing business with the majority of kind-hearted folks out there who would love to buy your art, take your class, or be your mentoring client. Discover the seven red flags artists often miss and get 7 bonus strategies on how to leap over loons and be on your merry way.
Here’s a short, easy video on how to block emails on Gmail and Outlook.
And here are a few options for quietly removing someone from your Mailchimp list.
To learn more about the value of customer astonishment read Customer Astonishment and Hug Your Customers.
If you want to offer payment plans take a half-hour to set up the ability to invoice students and clients through PayPal.
Then take another fifteen minutes to get familiar with Paypal’s PayLater and PayIn 4 options for your buyers.
If they’re trolling you read my post on O'Keefe's Way To Tromp Art Trolls here.
Check out Udell’s Getting People Out of Your Booth series.
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