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6 Tips for Successful Crowdfunding

In the past 5-6 years, we’ve heard a lot about “Crowdfunding,” and why not?  Based on a 2012 survey conducted by Massolution, the amount of funds raised through Crowdfunding platforms has increased by about 63% over the past 3 years.  In 2011 alone, $1.5 billion were raised through Crowdfunding campaigns and more than 1 million campaigns were [...]

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Meet the Project: Everyone Is Gay

Each month we will feature one of our fiscally sponsored projects who have been successful at using our program to advance their art/cause/career. September’s featured artist is Everyone Is Gay.
Everyone Is Gay is a website founded by Dannielle Owens-Reid (founder of Lesbians Who Look Like Justin Bieber) and Kristin Russo, pictured at right. In [...]

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Interviewing Your Marketing Firm: How to Find the Right Marketer or Publicist for You

It’s that time again!  Tweet at me for a chance to win a spot at the IAA Global Marketing Summit on April 26 in NYC!
I love meeting new people with great ideas that just need a little promotional push to get their business, event, or product on a roll.  But what I don’t love is [...]

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What Egypt Tells Us About Social Media

I usually leave the marketing reflections to blogger extraordinaire Ciara Pressler, but I’m going steal her topic for once. The American media has rightfully been giving a lot of attention to the demonstrations  in Tunisia, Egypt, and Yemen taking place over the past week. As a past resident of Egypt, I’m really heartened to see [...]

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We Are All Marketers Now: Why Marketing Matters to Non-Marketers

As a way to network, build my craft, and continually generate new ideas for clients, I’m part of a business book club with a group of NYC-based entrepreneurs.  We rotate through popular books on business models, strategy, marketing, sales, and more. (Note: all of us were trained as artists, and therefore none of these books [...]

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Arts Marketing and the Social (Media) Conference: Observations from #NAMPC10

The 2010 National Arts Marketing Project Conference took place in San Jose between November 12 and 15. I attended on behalf of Fractured Atlas and presented during the Monday morning session, “Big Lists, Low Costs: Using List Cooperatives as Powerful Research and Advocacy Engines.”
This was a well-done conference. Unlike some that try to pack so many [...]

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The #1 Marketing Mistake Artists Make

It happens with every client whose product is their art. Whether I’m advising on a promotional campaign, revising previously written copy, or advertising a new production, the artist’s reason to produce is all too often presented as the audience’s reason to care.
This is when I put on my Serious Consultant Face and say, “If you [...]

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Poetic Promotion: An Ode to Marketing

Continuing the theme of Summer Simplification, let’s take a little trip to Marketing 101, where the seemingly indecipherable concepts under the umbrella of the vast field of marketing — Branding, Strategy, Advertising, PR, and the rest — get their own, well, stanza.
Often when I’m meeting with a client, I reference a category of marketing, for [...]

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Fractured Atlas is excited to announce our new relationship with IndieGoGo!

Fractured Atlas and IndieGoGo have partnered to provide artists and emerging organizations with a set of integrated tools for connecting their social media efforts with their fundraising, thus allowing them to streamline their efforts to raise money and build their audience.
What does this mean?
You can now use your campaign on IndieGoGo to receive tax deductible [...]

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Fractured U. Goes Free!

Yes, it’s true! Though we have already told you about a few of our online courses and have noted that enrollment fees would be required to access them, we’re scrapping those fees entirely.

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