Is There An Audience for Your Work?

Here in the Gifted Underachievers Clubhouse we’re thinking about creative workers and how they make money. To earn money from your work, you need an audience, a buyer, a someone who thinks it's worth spending their money on. Not just your mom!So you’ve hit the point where your work is professionally adept...you’re no longer a novice, the stuff you’re creating is both original and technically sound.How can you tell if there’s an audience for it? That’s question one.And if you determine that there IS an audience, how do you let them know your work exists? That’s question two.Join us in the search for answers.Questions for Listeners:(Hop on over to the segment web page to leave a comment.)* Do you know who your audience is, or might be?* How do you convey the meaning of your work in a way that makes them want to connect with you?* What have YOU done (so far) to get your work out in front of them?* What worked? What didn’t work?* What will you do next?For Further Exploration:A BRILLIANT talk by Neak: "Art is personal. But connection only happens when people see themselves reflected in it.” The autonomous creative:Thanks for listening to Gifted Underachievers! This post is public so feel free to share it.If you aren’t already a subscriber, we’d love to have you in the GU Clubhouse! Always free, no spam, unsubscribe any time. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit giftedunderachievers.substack.com