Selling Online with David Emmons

We talked about taking physical art and selling online.  Making the transition from all your business being doine a festivals to eliminating some of the dates in favor of online sales.  Learning and understanding the world of internet marketing,  The power of social media and ad targeting.  How to figure out who your ideal customer is and what they want from you!

Sep 24, 2021 | Podcast

About the Episode

LifeBlood BRAND: We talked about taking physical art and selling online.  Making the transition from all your business being doine a festivals to eliminating some of the dates in favor of online sales.  Learning and understanding the world of internet marketing,  The power of social media and ad targeting.  How to figure out who your ideal customer is and what they want from you.  How to show up authentically for the people who are interested in you and your product.  And the power of live video and wh sometimes you’ve just got to go for it with David Emmons, artist and online marketing expert.  

Listen to learn how to determine if what you do can successfully be sold online and how to get started!  

For the Difference Making Tip, scan ahead to 19:57!

You can learn more about David at ArtistMarketingBlueprint.com, Facebook and LinkedIn.

George Grombacher

George Grombacher

Lifeblood Host

David Emmons

David Emmons

Guest

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