The Rule Of Seven Explains Why Artists Get Discouraged!

Posted on 11/3/2010 by John R Math | Printable Version | Comments (0)

Artists who want more exposure and sales for their art will develop a marketing program to promote their work. When that marketing does not produce the results that were hoped for, the artist becomes discouraged and gives up their marketing efforts. The Rule of Seven may help to explain why an artist’s marketing effort does not create the results that were envisioned.

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