Opera Carolina performance and blog about it. I am making a documentary about two classical musicians at the moment, so I jumped at the chance to blog about serious music of any kind. During the performance I sent comments to Twitter using TweetDeck, a great site that connects my Twitter posts to Facebook and LinkedIn. Several of my posts were retweeted by OperaCarolina on Twitter and once again, my name got out into the arts community.
What Kinds of Events to Blog Let’s say you are a sculptor. Check
with local galleries and find out if there are any interesting shows coming up. Go to a gallery opening and blog about it. You might want to mention to the gallery owner that you are doing this, and that they can see your blog by going to your Twitter and/or Facebook site. Before you know it, you could be considered an expert, just from your blogs.
An Important Online Social Media Networking Rule Here’s one very important rule about online social networking for the artist entrepreneur or anyone else, for that matter. It’s not about what you get,
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