Hone your art niche utilizing audience revenue potential and market demand that's specific and targeted.
Publish various content forms and automate your processes so you can work less on your business and earn more with your talent.
By nailing down the right revenue streams based on your skill and target audience, you make more money in months, not years.
Hi there. I’m Paula Soito, CEO and founder of Arts Row, Inc.
If you want to start and grow a creative business that profits using your talent, you need to run it like a startup.
You begin by setting up automated systems and best business practices (but with your talent in mind).
That way you’ll scale your skill into a creative business the same way that tech businesses do.
Not like a hobby the way most arts businesses are set up today (because you work too hard not to get the value from your talent that you should).
I’ve worked with some very renowned entrepreneurs and high-growth startups.
And what did I learn?
I learned that even as a creative, you need to scale your skill the way they do, not the way artists have typically been taught to go about it.
I launched Arts Row in 2015 and have learned what it takes to run a successful business.
In 2020, I decided to shift from an arts marketplace to educating artists (I’m a 27 year veteran teacher – teaching is also my thing).
Now, I teach artists how to create a business that mimics the success of great startup companies.
Since then, I’ve worked with and learned from Tony Robbins, Dean Graziosi, Russell Brunson and Jenna Kutcher (read more about that here) gaining from them all the essential components to HIGH growth.
The only way to scale your talent as an artist is to run your business with the same tools, techniques and automations tech startups use.
By treating your creative business like a startup, you’ll stop feeling like a starving artist and start feeling like a CEO.
First, let’s face it – most artists are trying very hard to grow their businesses, but using the old school way.
Your dream to earn a living with your amazing talent is completely doable, yet 95% of artists are still not achieving their dream because the world is moving faster than they are.
A lot of old school folks will tell you to create work using your talent, stick with it, price it right, hone your skill, network and create relationships.
THEN, with hard work and luck, somewhere down the road, you’ll hopefully gain enough recognition to monetize your business and make it highly profitable.
But to grow your creative business using your talent in 2021 and beyond, YOU NEED SOMETHING DIFFERENT.
You need to scale.
The info on Arts Row is how you do that.
It serves one purpose… to abandon the old advice and update your creative business strategies in our new world.
This guide is for everyone who wants to buy, sell and collect art in 2021. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced collector, the art market is changing. There is a lot you should know in art + technology. Get the info in this guide.
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Artist interview with Tomasz Rut. I caught up with Polish artist Tomasz Rut in Las Vegas at ArtExpo Las Vegas.
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Whether you’re a creative who’s just starting out or you’re already up and running and want to monetize your audience better, there are plenty of ways to make more money with your talent.
Everything here is designed to help you earn more from your skill with systems in technology, automation, freelancing, teaching, consulting, ads, ecommerce, and more.
Start with a few of our guides from a growing list. Use them to get your creative business running like well-oiled machine.
Business advice is everywhere. But the power comes when we take lessons from those who’ve made monumental leaps. It’s the people nothing into ultra success. Learn some lessons from Mark Cuban’s catapult into entrepreneurial success.
Turn your talent into more profits in 2021. Use the Lean (Art) Business Canvas to plug in your own metrics and categories.
Learn how to create an epic art brand that stands out in a crowd.
Even as shops in your area open back up for the rush of sales they’re hoping to get, there’s proof that shopping has forever changed. With that said, take these 14 tips to prep your art business so you can be ready for this holiday season.
Anna Sweet is a visionary photographer and artist. Her work with the female form is transformed in beautiful underwater gems. She’s not only a master with the camera, but also with minerals, resin and paint. The results are stunning works that clients from around the world crave.
Barbara Rachko has lived an eventful life from pilot to pentagon to artist. Learn more about her amazing journey and her husband’s untimely, tragic 911 death.
Fine artist, Max Lehman, shares his historical path into creative entrepreneurship.
His works are vibrant and full of true Americana vibe. Follow his story of inspiration and passion.
New York Times | Art
Whether you’re a creative who’s just starting out or you’re already up and running and want to monetize your audience better, there are plenty of ways to make more money with your talent.
Everything on Arts Row is designed to help you earn more from your skill with tactics in technology, automation, freelancing, teaching, consulting, ads, Ecommerce, and more.
Learn how to create an epic art brand that stands out in a crowd.
Turn your talent into more profits in 2021. Use the Lean (Art) Business Canvas to plug in your own metrics and categories.
Even as shops in your area open back up for the rush of sales they’re hoping to get, there’s proof that shopping has forever changed. With that said, take these 14 tips to prep your art business so you can be ready for this holiday season.
Running your creative business requires tools. With this ultimate list of business tools for creatives, you’ll find everything you need to succeed.
Anna Sweet is a visionary photographer and artist. Her work with the female form is transformed in beautiful underwater gems. She’s not only a master with the camera, but also with minerals, resin and paint. The results are stunning works that clients from around the world crave.
Barbara Rachko has lived an eventful life from pilot to pentagon to artist. Learn more about her amazing journey and her husband’s untimely, tragic 911 death.
Fine artist, Max Lehman, shares his historical path into creative entrepreneurship.
His works are vibrant and full of true Americana vibe. Follow his story of inspiration and passion.
New York Times | Art
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