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Blogging for Artists

Are you an artist who wants to have a blog? 
Or maybe an artist who wants to work on improving your blog? 


Here you will find links to advice and information relevant to blogging for artists and blogging by artists.

This page focuses on:
  • blogging basics
  • blogging for artists
  • problems encountered by artists who blog and how to deal with them


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PS My main art blog Making A Mark has had more than 4 million visitors, 11.5+ million pageviews and is ranked in the 
  • top 10 art blogs in the world
  • top 10 art blogs in 2017 in the UK

Section Contents
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This site is in transition from another site to this site - and it's a big page!
Sections still to transfer are in lighter grey

Starting and Improving a Blog
  • Why artists should blog
  • How to improve your art blog
  • Why content is so important and how to improve it
  • How to get readers for your blog

Technical
  • Which blogging platform
  • Blog Law
  • Making a Mark - Guides to Blogging
  • Comments systems which control spam
  • How to increase followers
  • Feedreaders
  • The 'long tail' and why it's relevant to selling art

Types of Art Blogs (in progress)
  • The BEST Art Blogs
  • Blogging and a painting a day
Tools, tips and techniques (in progress)
  • Titles, Links, Labels and Archives
  • Favicons, Design and Colour
  • Images and online storage
  • SEO and keywords
  • Blogging Conduct
  • Security Online
  • Blog statistics and software - visitors and page views

When things go wrong 
  • Theft of blog content and what to do about it
  • Pinterest for Visual Art Bloggers - concerns about copyright

Top Tips for Blogging
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The Best Art Blogs
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Here are some quick tips to be going on with
  • 10 top tips for art blogs - this is my top ten list of things you can do to improve your art blog using Blogger.
From Blog Experts
  • 11 Reasons People Bounce from Your Blog and Never Return
  • The pros and cons of daily posting by Darren Rowse
  • A list of top 75 Art blogs by Blog Rank
    A list of the top blogs in the Art category based on 20+ different factors including RSS membership, Number of incoming links, social media, monthly visits.
  • Top 25 UK Arts & Culture Blogs | CreativeTourist.com
    Welcome to the August 2011 list of the Top 25 UK Arts & Culture Blogs

  • Top 10 Art Blogs in UK 2017 | Vuelio
  • Alltop - Top Art News
    Art news and headlines from around the web

Starting and Improving a Blog

Why artists should blog

Have you been thinking about having a blog for your art? Read the links to blog posts find out some of the reasons why artists have thought this could be a very good idea.........

I start with some posts I've written on my own art blog which has now had
  • over 4 million visitors and
  • over 11 million page views
A number of the views below were written some years ago when having an art blog was a big deal.

However. if you're NEW TO BLOGGING your art, it'll still feel like a big deal to you and most of what is written will still be very relevant to you.

​Posts from my Making A Mark blog:
  • Why artists should blog
    Some statistics and other information to help you think about why artists should have a blog (note - this was written in 2006 and I'm still blogging and it's now 2017!)
  • Notice Me! (or why you should get an art blog)
    Notice Me! is the name of the Student Supplement produced for the September 2010 Edition of the Artists & Illustrators Magazine in the UK. This included an interview with me concerning how students can get recognised by using a blog to promote th
  • Notice Me! Creating a popular art blog
    What follows is the second part of my note on blogging for the article in the Notice Me! supplement for student artists in Artists & Illustrators (A&I) in September 2010.
  • Why be an art blogger?
    What's the point in producing an art blog like mine which focuses more on art in general rather than my own art? Well because sometimes you get letters like the one below.
Posts by other art bloggers
  • Kirsty Hall - WHY ARTISTS NEED TO BE ONLINE
    Things have changed in the art world: I believe that curators increasingly expect to be able to find information about artists online. By being visible online (under your professional name, of course), you allow other people to do your promotion for
  • 9 Reasons Why Every Artist Should Have Their Own Art Blog
    Are you an artist? Do you have an art blog yet? If not, you should. Here's a list of nine reasons why every artist should have their own art blog. And if you think blogging is still diaries and journals, well, a lot's changed over the past few years.
  • Life Plein Air: Why Artists Should Blog - Why Artists Should Blog ...to get more "Google Juice", I thought I'd try blogging. So yes, dear reader, I first started my blog for the money. In the end, I do (over a year later now) for the passion. The fact is, in order to write something worth re
  • Painting my World: Three Great Reasons to Start an Art Blog - I love to blog. I try to convince my artist friends to start their own art blog. But the question always comes up....why? Why are blogs useful? Here are three reasons why you should consider starting a blog:
  • Painting my World: My Top Three Tips for an Art Blog
    There are lots of things I could share about blogging but I will narrow it down to three things. Consistency, Content and Clarity.
  • Kirsty Hall - Why Artists Should Blog - Blogging can be a very useful promotional tool for artists. It's not a substitute for having a good online portfolio or for doing lots of offline work on your career but it can be a useful addition. Not convinced? Here are my reasons:
  • Rose's Art Lines: Why You Should Have An Art Blog - Part 1 - which is about what her blog has done for Rose Welty's art
  • Rose's Art Lines: Why You Should Have an Art Blog - Part 2  - which is about what a blog can do for you as an artist
  • Rose's Art Lines: Why You Should Have an Art Blog - Part 3 - which is about the difficulties you can face while blogging and what you can to do to address them
  • Linda Blondheim Art Notes: Is Blogging Good For Artists? Yesterday I got an email from an artist asking me if I feel that blogging is good for my career? The blog is probably the best thing I've ever done for myself.
  • Why Artists should consider blogging | Rise Art
    Rise Art - Why Artists should consider blogging Posted on November 10, 2010
  • why most artists' blogs fail | gapingvoid By artist's blog I mean, a personal blog by an artist, not a blog about Art per se........... They're not rea­ding your blog because they're thin­king of buying your pain­tings, they're rea­ding your blog because the way you approach your work in

The Technical Bit

Which Blogging Platform/webware?

Choosing which blogging platform to use is a big decision because moving a blog at a later date can be a bit of a pain!

  • Each has its own unique pros and cons
  • Plus options for third party comments systems
Time to check out which is the right blogging platform and webware for you

Find out about the different webware platforms for blogging. They each have different features and different approaches to blogging - but they also have a lot in common.

One feature that is consistent is that there has been a lot of development over time - so base your judgements on blogging platforms based on what they can do right now - not why somebody rejected a particular platform in the past
Blogger

Blogs using Blogger
  • I've used Blogger from the very beginning and started Making A Mark on Blogger in 2006 and have stuck with it - and have never found a good reason to move. It now has over 3,000 posts, over 4 million visitors and over 11 million pageviews.
  • James Gurney also has a very popular 10 year old blog - Gurney Journey - also running on Blogger

PROS
  • doesn't cost a penny / no costs for hosting, templates or plugins
  • very simple to use (and used by a lot of bloggers)
  • customer responsive templates means it automatically adjusts to any size screen
  • Blogger looks after ALL the techie bits. Over the past 11 years it's had the odd problem, generally sorted out pretty fast
  • started fairly basic but has evolved over time and now has lots of functionality
  • free blogspot sub-domain OR you can have your own (and pay for) domain name if you wish
  • Google owned - which means it's in Google's interest to ensure it performs well and doesn't wobble in technical terms
CONS
  • not seen as the "smart move"
  • other platforms have scope for more functionality through plugins

REFERENCE:
  • https://www.blogger.com
  • Blogger (service) - Wikipedia - Blogger on Wikipedia
Wordpress

Blogs using Wordpress
  • Lines and Colors - Charley Parker has been writing about art and illustration since 2005

PROS
  • started as a blogging system and has grown to become a full content management system; often used by those who want websites, blogs and ecommerce platform on same domain
  • lots of options for templates, widgets and plug-ins for look and functionality
CONS
  • need to self-host for Wordpress.org webware - and host must be able to support PHP and MySQL
  • you look after the techie end - and because lots of templates and plugins are provided by smaller outfits you may be left adrift if they disappear

REFERENCE:
  • WordPress - About - WordPress started in 2003; now the largest self-hosted blogging tool in the world, used on millions of sites and seen by tens of millions of people every day.
Typepad

tended to be used more by writers than artists and big companies

PROS
  •  14 day free trial
  • lots of templates
  • designed for professionals and small businesses
CONS
  • you need to pay to use the platform - see pricing (4 different subscription levels)
  • once a serious competitor for Wordpress but now a minor player
  • experienced a a major DDoS attack in April 2014 and unavailable for 6 days

REFERENCE:
  • http://www.typepad.com/
  • Typepad Knowledge Base - answers to quesitons about Typepad
  • Typepad Getting Started Guide
  • Typepad Blog
  • TypePad - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - TypePad is a blogging service from company Six Apart Ltd, and the largest paid blogging service in the world.
REFERENCE:
  • Problogger - Choosing a Blog Platform
    Darren Rowse writes about choosing a Blog Platform and identifies some things to think about including: * blogging goals * budget * technical capability * what are other people using * hosted versus standalone
  • Which blogging platform should you choose? | News | TechRadar UK - Which blogging platform should you choose? Opt for friendly and free or pay for greater control?
  • Build a Website - Create a Blog - Squarespace
    Squarespace is a stylish, streamlined way to build and manage a website, create a blog, and publish just about anything else on the web.
  • About LiveJournal
    LiveJournal is an online community, a social network, and a place for self-expression.
  • Help Center | Tumblr
    Post anything (from anywhere!), customize everything, and find and follow what you love. Create your own Tumblr blog today.

REFERENCE - TECHNICAL BLOGGING TERMS
  • Weblog software - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - Weblog software (also called blog software or blogware) is a category of software which consists of a specialized form of Content Management Systems specifically designed for creating and maintaining weblogs.


Comments systems which engage and control spam

Comments systems which control spam

Blogs are a big target for spammers - so you need a system which enables you to control spam.

In over six years of using Blogger I have had very little difficulty with spam comments. This is because:
  • I moderate all comments
  • I use the Word ID system which means that automated spam commenting systems can't get past it
  • I check out the IDs of all people leaving URLs in their comment to see if they are identifiable and/or whether the link relates to a commercial operation. The only ones allowed are those which are completely relevant to the topic and to artists

I RECOMMEND you always try the built-in comments systems and the options it offers for the control of comments and the prevention of spam before you try any alternative systems

REFERENCE
  • Moderation system - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    On Internet websites which invite users to post comments, a moderation system is the method the webmaster chooses to sort contributions which are irrelevant, obscene, illegal, or insulting with regards to useful or informative contributions.
  • How to Choose the Best Comment System for Your Blog | Social Media Examiner
  • 4 Comment Moderation Tools for Bloggers
Alternative third party comment systems - and spam

You may want to try alternative systems for management of comments. Alternative third party comments systems include:
  • Disqus
  • Livefyre
  • Intense Debate
They vary in terms of which blogging platforms and browsers they support.

Bear in mind that:
  • much of what a third party systems are about relate to getting a site noticed. They can be less good on identifying exactly how they control spam - check out the Disqus site for example!
  • the comments system you might see running on big corporate sites is very unlikely to be the free on which is available to the general public. The Pro version of Disqus for example costs $99 per month.
  • third party comments systems often integrated better with other social media platforms but not all integrate well with mobile blogging systems. If you have a lot of people who comment via their cellphones or iPads etc this may be important to you.
  • some of the reviews of comments systems are about systems which aid spammers - not prevent them (eg scraping systems)

FREE Guides to Blogging for Artists

Guides written by Katherine Tyrrell and published by Making A Mark Publications

My publications are available for personal educational use only and can be downloaded FREE as pdf files
  • A Making A Mark Guide - Blogging Etiquette: a Making A Mark Guide to comments policy, blogroll policy  -  This Guide is for artists who are new to blogging and/or people who have concerns about comments or what you should or should not do while blogging pdf file available to download FREE
  • MAKING A MARK A Making A Mark Guide - Installing Google Analytics on a Blog - This guide is for people wanting to know how to install Google Analytics on their blog pdf file available to download FREE
  • MAKING A MARK A Making A Mark Guide - Subscription 101 (Feedburner) - This guide is about how to set up a subscription facility on your blog using Feedburner. People who are new to blogging or bloggers who are confused by feeds will find it useful. pdf file available to download FREE
  • A Making A Mark Guide - 6 great ways to find subjects to blog about - This Guide is for artists who are new to blogging or people who are finding it difficult to find subjects to blog about. It provides guidance and tips about six different ways to develop blog content and strategies and routines which help to make blogs effective

How to improve your art blog

You agree it's a good idea and you've now got a blog - but you aren't getting as many visitors as you would like.
Read about how to improve your art blog
First my blog posts on this topic:

  • Making a Mark: How to improve your art blog - A year ago I wrote a couple of posts about why artists should blog. A year later this post is about how to improve your art blog. Recently I gave some advice to a successful artist who wanted to use her blog as part of her marketing of her art but w
  • Making a Mark: Unique vs. repeat visitors - and the impact on sales - How many repeat visitors do you get? Is the number increasing over time? Do they bring you repeat business if you use your blog to help you market your art? This post looks at site tourists versus repeat visitors and their impact on sales.
  • Making a Mark: Advertising your work on your blog - the design essentials - You want to create the right impression with your website or blog - so should you use advertising? Or should you just use the design lessons from advertising? One of the questions which perplexes me is whether or not a case can be made for using adve

Plus an article I wrote for The Good Web Guide - which likes to characterise itself as "the 'thinking man's google'."

  • thegoodwebguide.co.uk: How To Make A Mark on Art; by acclaimed art blogger Katherine Tyrrell...
    The post focuses on what makes for a successful art blog - and what the benefits are

Articles by other commentators:
  • The 12 Biggest Problems With Your Blogs « Lorelle on WordPress - Lorelle on WordPress - Helping you learn more about how to blog
  • 8 Reasons You Might Not Be Getting Many Comments - a RECOMMENDED READ
  • why most artists' blogs fail | gapingvoid Most artists' blogs fail because they fail to understand the basic truth about artists' blogs
  • How To Write Great Blog Content - The Pillar Article » Entrepreneurs-Journey.com - by Yaro Starak - A pillar article is usually a tutorial style article aimed to teach your audience something.
  • How to Be a Successful Art Blogger: 7 Effective Blogging Strategies for Artists - As a blogger for over two years now, I know firsthand that creating a successful art blog has a lot more to do with planning and hard work than with being a great writer.
  • Understanding Inbound Links: For Artist Bloggers and Art Website Owners - Getting other art websites to link to your art blog or online portfolio is important-if you want Google traffic, that is. Inbound links help
  • How to write an art blog - How To - Artists & Illustrators - A blog is a great way to engage with a wider audience. It can get both you and your work noticed if executed effectively so here are some pointers on how to create a successful blog.
  • Is Your Art Blog Helping (or Hurting!) Your Brand Online? - Let’s say you’ve just discovered a new artist, and taken a little time to browse her website. The artwork is beautiful, and as your interest grows, you decide to click on the “blog” tab to see what else you can learn

Theft of blog content and what to do about it

Links to useful sources of information and advice about plain ordinary thieves and sploggers - spam bloggers who steal content - and what to do about them
What I've written about theft of blog content on Making A Mark and what to do about it
  • Blogging - an update on rights, liabilities and spam attacks Every so often I have a good look round at what's being posted about blogging and using the internet and in particular anything of that ilk which relates to art and being an artist.
  • Comment Spam - how to recognise it and what to do with it - Comment spam is when people leave text or links in comment which are completely unrelated to the topic in question.
  • Google fails to stop theft and abuse by spam blogs - Google's search engine lists spam blogs which steal copyright material from legitimate blogs and then generate income by hosting Google Ad-Sense adverts.

See also my sections on
  • Copyright and
  • What to do about copyright infringement - for artists


Articles by other bloggers
  • 5 Content Theft Myths and Why They Are False : The Blog Herald - When it comes to content theft, there is a great deal of confusion.
  • Protecting Your Content From the Spinning Spammers about the trend in site scraping.
  • What to do When Someone Steals Your Blog's Content - Blog Plagiarism | ProBlogger - An old post but still a good one
  • Plagiarism Today - A Site About Plagiarism, Content Theft and Copyright Issues
  • Google Ad Sense - Digital Millennium Copyright Act
    Digital Millennium Copyright Act - Google AdSense Where to go if the splog taking your content and infringing your copyright is also hosting Google Ad Sense advertisments
  • What Do You Do When Someone Steals Your Content - Lorelle on WordPress Having been the target of copyright thieves, and working with writers, authors, and photographers on copyright protection and laws for over 25 years, I thought I'd talk a little about what to do when someone steals your content.
  • Spinning Spammers Steal Our Blog Content « Lorelle on WordPress - 
  • Allwhois - a free service provided by MarkMonitor, is the most complete whois service on the Internet.


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