Marketing Your Creativity

1. Create a PotteryDaily.com account – the Clay (Basic) Level account is FREE.  If you have a Facebook account, you can use this to create your PotteryDaily.com account.
2. Once you are approved (within 24 hours) you can begin posting ceramic pieces for sale in your PotteryDaily.com shop.
3. You DO NOT have to login each day to post a piece of pottery, the PotteryDaily.com website allows you to pick the date the item will be shared with the world.
4. When you post a ceramic piece to PotteryDaily.com, you also have the option to post it to the PotteryDaily.com Facebook Fan Page and your own Facebook Wall.
5. If an item sells through PotteryDaily.com, 3% will be deducted from the sale price (does not include tax (CA Only) or shipping).  The funds will be issued to the seller when the item is received by the purchaser.

But, wait, there is more . . .

1. For registering and posting your first piece for sale, you will receive a link to download the informative audio program “The 12 Marketing Secrets Most Artists Will Never Know . . .” valued at $47.99.
2. And each day you participate in the PotteryDaily.com 2012 Challenge, you will be entered to win an Amazon Kindle Fire, and other prizes.  So 366 days = 366 chances to win!

What are you waiting for?  You have until February 1, 2012 to join us in this fantastic opportunity to challenge yourself, inspire others with your amazing ceramic works and increase your visibility with ceramic collectors along the way.

© 2012 Heather C. Morrow.  All rights reserved

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Heather C. Morrow, owner of Pottery Daily, helps emerging artists express their true value and get paid what they are worth.  Her products and services show you how to make more money, save more time while enjoying the freedom in your art.  For your FREE audio go to www.marketandsellyourart.com.

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