I recently received a marketing newsletter that informed me the best way to get people to open my newsletter is to have a subject line that indicates a time-limited offer. I thought "One Week Only!" and then realized art therapy is not really time limited. Is there really such a rush to come in for art therapy as that?
In another informative "here's how you do it" article I read that the way to wealth is to offer something online that people coming to my site can immediately purchase and download. What a genius of an idea! Instant gratification!
Believe me, I am trying to come up with just the right thing. I'm thinking of parenting advice. After all, I am an expert, having brought three children safely to productive adulthood. But honestly, I am just like a million other mothers in that way. My children are brilliant and hard working mostly because of how they came into the world. They are a result of a million experiences of which I was not an integral part. I doubt my parenting advice and methods will teach anything new. Besides, I learned most of it after they were grown up and I returned to school. It's amazing I raised such successful kids prior to my expensive education.
No, I don't want to write a book. It's a lot of work. I don't even want to write a pamphlet or an article.
Oh, then I had a wonderful inspiration. I will publish a sketchbook. That you can purchase and download from my website! Yes, a book of blank pages is just the thing! (And if you want a larger sketchbook, please load your printing tray with "14 x 11" paper.)
I wonder how much it should cost...
Friday, March 20, 2009
Operators are Standing By Call Now!
Labels:
art,
art therapy,
business,
buy now,
online downloads,
sketchbook
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
2 comments:
Ahahaha, I was looking at the paper in my printer to see if I had enough to print out your drawing pad, lol . You are so funny and I am really going to like this site! Thanks for the link. Sue/Lisa H.
Someone told me recently that this was already done. Really! I can't remember who told me. But apparently somebody got there ahead of me and created a blank book with "suggestions" of what you should draw in it and has it out in bookstores. I thought I was joking!
Post a Comment