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• Should I link to my Etsy shop on my web site?

  
  Ask Harriete — Authority: 117
  Earrings from Mio Studio Sterling Silver, Ebony Artist: Erica Miller Dear Harriete, I have been reading your blog and your posts and I was wondering if it is a good idea to have a link to my Etsy site on...
  4 days ago

• Pricing and the Dilemna of discounts, coupons, or reduced prices?

  
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  Chairity © 2006 steel Artist: Timothy Adam Recently I listened to a program by Timothy Adam of Handmadeology about using the Internet and social networking to give more visibility to your art and craft. He has lots of great ideas...
  1 week ago

• Make a Living Riding the Long Tail - Part 2

  
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  There are three major insights following the ACC Conference that seemed to be most relevant to making a viable livelihood from your art and craft. They are: 1) The impact of the Internet and shifting marketing channels, 2) The evolution...
  2 weeks ago

• Make a Living Riding the Long Tail - Part 1

  
  Ask Harriete — Authority: 117
  There were many insightful and provocative presentations at the 2009 ACC Conference. After thinking about all that went on, I want to focus on three major insights that seemed to be most relevant to making a viable livelihood from your...
  2 weeks ago

• Make a Living Riding the Long Tail - Part 3

  
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  Bringing Value and Commitment to a Community This is the third and final post on three major insights from the ACC Conference that seemed to be most relevant to make a viable livelihood from your art and craft. The first...
  2 weeks ago

• Long Tail - Blockbuster versus Netflix, and the art/craft world.

  
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  On October 24, 2009 (my birthday) I posted a review of the panel discussion at the ACC Conference titled, "Riding the Long Tail: Marketing Craft on the Internet." That post offered this definition: The "long tail" is a catchphrase about...
  3 weeks ago

• ACC Conference - Why the ACC is more famous for football than craft?

  
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  The Devil Inside Brooch, Recycled tin cans, Harriete Estel Berman A rude awakening. When I told a distant relative that I was blogging for the ACC Conference she was blown-away impressed, shocked, surprised!!!!!.....until she found out it was not THE...
  3 weeks ago

• ACC Conference - An Opinion from Wendy Rosen

  
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  Only one person has taken me up on the offer to use my blog to continue a conversation started at the 2009 ACC Conference. Wendy Rosen requested that her response to Garth Clark’s lecture be posted here for your review...
  4 weeks ago

• ACC Conference: An INDEX to the lectures from ASK Harriete

  
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  The organization of the ACC Conference 2009 was like going to a concert. Each lecture progressed to the next like a rising crescendo. The sequence resonated from beginning to end. Each day began with a book author opening the conversation...
  4 weeks ago

• ACC Conference: Sonya Clark - “Craft as Subject, Verb and Object”

  
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  BACKGROUND: I have been familiar with Sonya Clarks work since being in a show with her at the Museum of Contemporary Craft in Portland, Oregon titled, Manufractured: The Conspicuous Transformation of Everyday Objects. We each also have a chapter about...
  4 weeks ago

• ACC Conference: Garth Clark - “The Case for Conservativism”

  
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  BACKGROUND: Whenever I see Garth Clark, I cant help but think of his controversial and thought-provoking presentation that he gave for the Museum of Contemporary Craft in Portland, Oregon titled, “How Envy Killed the Crafts,”. You can find a link...
  4 weeks ago

• ACC Conference: Lydia Matthews -"New Models in the Marketplace"

  
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  The description of Lydia Matthews lecture in the ACC Conference catalog sounds like a collection of "fun to hear phrases" that leaves the listener impressed that something important will be said, but you sure cant figure out what it will...
  4 weeks ago

• ACC Conference: Robin Petravic - “Good Design + Good Craft = Good Sense: The Story of Heath Ceramics”

  
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  The last lecture on Saturday morning was by Robin Petravic titled, “Good Design + Good Craft = Good Sense: The Story of Heath Ceramics”. The previous lecture about the industrial design profession was the perfect preface as Robin Petravic and...
  4 weeks ago

• ACC Conference: Julie Lasky - “Men in White”

  
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  Julie Lasky did a great job with the technical aspects of her presentation using film clips and wonderful images of the design industry to illustrate her program, Men in White. She showed numerous symbols and metaphors that were quite interesting...
  4 weeks ago

• ACC Conference: Riding the ‘Long Tail’: Marketing Craft on the Internet

  
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  Do you know what the "long tail" is? The "long tail" is a catchphrase about how the Internet enables consumers to easily find and connect with relatively obscure and widely dispersed suppliers. It allows anyone, anywhere, with unusual interests or...
  5 weeks ago

• ACC Conf.: Rob Walker - “Handmade 2.0”

  
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  Imagine my astonishment, WOW!, to see an image of this pin up on the big screen as people walked into the lecture room on Saturday morning. Actually I made this pin a year ago as a present for Rob Walker...
  5 weeks ago

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