If you've come to this page, you probably have a passion for art, like myself. Most likely, you've been painting every day, or most days of the week. You've created a blog, listing your artwork for sale.

The trouble is, you haven't been selling as many of your paintings that you would like to. So you might have wondered if you've been pricing the paintings too high, and so, decided to lower the prices. Then you realized that you were still selling the same amount of paintings per month! Now, you know that you take pride in your artwork, so it's not the quality of the painting that's an issue. Then what's the problem?

If all of this sounds familiar, then all I can tell you is that I've been there! I'm an artist that has sold over 1,000 paintings online in the last 3 years. See my own online gallery, and find out more about me here. I've learned a lot, and one of the lessons that I've learned is:

If your art isn't seen by the right people, then it will not sell.

Who are 'the right people', you ask? The right person is simply: the person that is interested in your painting, and buys it. The bottom line is that the more people that get to see your art, the more chance you have of selling it. That's the reason why commercials during the Super Bowl are so expensive- there are SO MANY people watching the event, thus, maximum exposure!

So, I guess that I should clarify, and also say,

'if your art isn't being seen by enough people, then it may not sell!

At the Daily Art Painters Gallery, we'll make a thumbnail image of your latest work, and place it on the front page of the website. The thumbnails are generated randomly each day for position, but I'm sure that you'll see how the layout is easy on the eyes, regardless of the position of the thumbnail.

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You'll have your own bio page, with pertinent information, and your latest blog entry. Links are placed to allow collectors easy access to your blog and auctions, where they can purchase a painting, or contact you for more information.

We have Adwords and Microsoft AdCenter accounts where we advertise with keywords related to painting, thus directing traffic to our website.

Now, I'm not saying that I can guarantee that your sales will go through the roof. No honest person will tell you that, since there are other factors to consider: subject matter, composition, and quality of your paintings, just to name a few. But wouldn't you like to tip the balance in your favor?