The Charmed Studio Podcast for Artists

Does it Really Matter How Many Instagram Followers You Have if You're an Artist?

Episode Summary

What if almost everything you've been taught about how to sell more art on Instagram was just plain wrong? What if IT DOESN'T MATTER how many followers you have? I bet you already have enough, and you already are enough. What if what actually matters is that you take a certain love-based action I share with you in this short podcast? I think you can have more fun, make more friends, and sell more art by giving this heart-centered method a whirl. Hope this helps.

Episode Notes

Podcast Cover art "Buddha's Hand" Lemon.  Stilllife by Charmed Studio Subscriber British Columbian artist Leigh Buchanan

Read my article, 4 Surprising Benefits of a Small Mailing List to discover a heart-centered way to develop soulful relationships and unexpected prosperity through your art blog or newsletter.

Or check out this Charmed Studio Post: How Do I Get More Comments on My Art Blog? 7 Secrets You Won’t Hear Anywhere Else.

And remember, you already have enough followers, now it's time to get to know them, enjoy them, and accept the wisdom and grace and warmth they have to give you. IMO, Authentic connection is the key to sales and happiness in general.

"You already have everything you need to be content. Your real work is to do whatever it takes to realize that." - Geneen Roth

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When I talked about you staying safe online I'm really talking about doing things like getting a local or virtual PO BOX (this is what I have) to protect your private address. You are worth it. 

Michael Neil and Steve Chandler's Video-based Money Course I talked about on this podcast is below ( I'm NOT an affiliate of this, just love it and it helped me laugh about money and see things differently and it is only 99 bucks.)

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Customer Astonishment is a concept first put forth by Darby Checketts in his enlightening  book Customer Astonishment:10 Secrets to World-Class Customer Care.