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« New FineArtStudioOnline Artist Websites | Main | Artist Libby Hart Needs Your Help! »
7/7/2008 2:32:29 PM

One Simple Change that Could Quadruple Your Traffic



About a month ago, I wrote a piece explaining how you should subdivide large portfolios into collections:
How to Make it Easy for Collectors to Browse Your Artwork


Over the weekend, I received the following email from artist, Tommy Thompson:

Clint,  
We followed your advice on this topic also.  A few months ago we divided our web site into seven categories to make it easy for viewers to navigate my site.  People seem to like the categories that I now use, as follows:  "Horses in Landscapes," "Figurative," "Canadian Rockies Remembered," "Memories of Maine and Rhode Island," "Barns and Farms," "Architecture," and "Other Landscapes."  As a result, my viewership has quadrupled, thanks to you.  All the Best, Tommy Thompson


Posted by Clint Watson on 7/7/2008 2:32:29 PM | Permalink | 2 Comments
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9/4/2008 3:35:04 PM
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9/4/2008 3:39:24 PM
Katherine S Harris wrote:

Sorry, Clint, but I have to have breakfast or lunch before I paint! And coffee if I'm in my studio! K

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