Make money selling your art
Carol M. Booton
Have you thought about selling your artwork? Maybe you’ve heard you need a business plan, but when you research business plans, you realize they weren’t written for artists. Where do you start?
Starting a business is hard, and starting an art business is uniquely hard, especially for artists who don’t like marketing. This book presents time-tested marketing principles adapted to the unique challenge of selling art.
Carol M. Booton has helped hundreds of artists get started selling their artwork with the ideas in this practical planning guide. Using basic marketing tactics, Carol shows you how to choose a niche, price your art, identify your best target audience, and promote your art to them. In addition, you will learn all the boring but necessary basics of business you’d rather not think about, including choosing a business structure, handling finances, and dealing with taxes.
It’s time to get busy. The world is waiting for you to make some art and sell it!
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Kindle version $4.99
- ASIN : B0D9M5C4PH
- Publisher : Crossline Press (July 16, 2024)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 243 pages
- ISBN-13 : 979-8987783580
- Item Weight : 15.2 ounces
- Dimensions : 6 x 0.55 x 9 inches
Aligning the Elements
Carol M. Booton, Ph.D.
Aligning the Elements, the second book in the Desperate Dissertator series, is especially for Ph.D. candidates who attend for-profit online universities and seek help to get their proposals and manuscripts approved. Readers will see what others have done to succeed and gain insights from Dr. Carol M. Booton, a professional dissertation editor (and former dissertator).
Dissertators often struggle to align the main elements of their research projects. This guide offers suggestions from Dr. Carol’s own experience and reveals how other dissertators have aligned their research elements successfully and earned their doctorates.
Written in a friendly, nonscholarly manner, Dr. Carol demystifies the challenges of aligning the research elements. You will learn that alignment is a fascinating logic puzzle. This powerful little book will help you align your elements and achieve your dream of earning your Ph.D.
“The first time I heard the term alignment in relation to my dissertation, I was working on my concept paper (the precursor to the proposal), which had just been rejected by the graduate school reviewers. The biggest problem they identified was that the elements of my paper weren’t aligned. I was confounded. What elements? What alignment? Is that like when Mars aligns with Mercury? Feedback like that is so vague. What is a poor dissertator to do?”
—Carol M. Booton, Aligning the Elements, p. 4
Print version USD $15.99
Kindle version USD $7.99
- Aligning the Elements
- Series: The Desperate Dissertator Series (Book 2)
- Paperback: 251 pages
- Publisher: Independently published (May 21, 2019)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 1099364760
- ISBN-13: 978-1099364761
- Product Dimensions: 5.5 x 0.6 x 8.5 inches
Applying Theory
Carol M. Booton, Ph.D.
In Applying Theory, Dr. Carol explains the basics of applying academic theory and answers all the questions you were afraid to ask your Chairperson…questions like:
- Do I need theory?
- Where do I find a theory?
- What is a theoretical “lens”?
- What is the difference between a theoretical framework and a conceptual framework?
- What does it mean to “extend” theory?
- How do I discuss theory in my dissertation proposal?
- How have successful dissertators applied theory?
Theory can be scary but a few tips will help you overcome the mystery of theory and be on your way to earning your Ph.D. Written in a friendly, non-scholarly style, this handbook is your essential guide to theory.
List price: $15.99
ISBN 13: 978-1720912798
ISBN 10: 1720912793
5.5″ x 8.5″ (13.97 cm x 21.59 cm)
166 pages
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