Freebies
You’ve got big ideas, and I’m here to help you turn them into action. Below, you’ll find a collection of practical and actionable guides and tips—all designed to make running your creative business a little smoother and building rewarding relationships with your collectors and fans. No strings, no catch—just tools to help you succeed, on me.
Four Essential Return Policy Templates for Art Shops: Free Copy Pack
Create a professional, transparent return policy with these customizable templates. There are four return policies — select the policy copy that best fits your creative business and make it your own. Build trust with your buyers and boost your art sales with ease.
The Art of Framing: A Customizable Lead Magnet for Visual Artists
Building your email list just got easier. This customizable framing guide is the perfect tool for artists who want to attract prospective customers and collectors with a valuable lead magnet. This14-page guide, The Art of Framing, offers a unique and compelling incentive that will set you apart from the competition. This free Canva template can be used as is, or customized with your own images and branding.
Artist Email Essentials: Craft Your Welcome Sequence in Five Days. Zero Stress.
In this free 5-day email course, I’ll walk you through creating a welcome email series that not only introduces your new subscribers to your creative world but also makes them feel like they’re a part of it. Each day, we’ll focus on creating a single email, using specific AI prompts, to help you share your story and your art in a way that feels good to you.
Art Exhibition 3-Month Promotion Timeline and Checklist
Whether you’re in the early planning stages or finalizing the finer details of your next exhibition, this step-by-step plan is designed to keep you on track with your promotion efforts. It covers everything from social media teasers and press outreach to audience engagement and post-exhibition follow-ups—all the crucial pieces you need to get the buzz going and create a memorable event.
