Steal These Prompts

In this episode of the Art Marketing Podcast, we dive deep into the transformative power of AI for artists and creators. Discover how to leverage AI tools to streamline your art business, save time, and enhance your creative process. We share actionable prompts you can steal right now to elevate your marketing efforts and connect with your audience. Join us as we explore the future of AI in the art world and how you can stay ahead of the curve!

(00:00) - Introduction to AI in Art Marketing
(05:30) - The Future of AI and Its Impact
(10:00) - Understanding Large Language Models (LLMs)
(15:00) - The Emergence of AI Agents
(20:00) - Practical AI Prompts for Artists
(25:00) - Encouragement to Experiment with AI
(30:00) - Conclusion and Future Outlook

Steal These Prompts Below! 

Press Release Generator
Write a 300-word press release for local media about my solo show opening June 15, AP style, include pull-quotes and boilerplate.”

Art Critic
Act as an art critic who knows my portfolio (see link). Identify the 3 aesthetic through-lines most visible in my work, then suggest wording for an ‘elevator pitch’ and three hashtags I should own.

Email Marketing
Outline a 4-email onboarding sequence for new collectors focused on story, care instructions, referral incentive, and preview access. Include subject lines & send intervals.

Interior Design
Scan Pinterest Trends + Google Trends (last 90 days) and tell me which interior-design color palettes are spiking; suggest an art series concept aligned to each.

Pretend you’re a 35-year-old interior designer in Austin sourcing statement pieces. Draft an email explaining why _my_ [painting/print] series solves their pain points, using no more than 150 words

Nurture Collectors
Give me a DM template + five short interview questions to send past buyers so they’ll film phone-friendly testimonial clips. Include polite opt-out language.

Publicist
“You are an art publicist. Draft a personalized pitch email + one-page PDF outline to approach **`<Gallery Name>`** about representing my **`<series name>`**. Emphasize recent sales figures, press mentions, and how my price tiers fit their collector profile.”

Limited Editions
“I want to release a new 24 × 36 in. print at the $750 tier. Assume my audience size is **`<email_subs>`**, average open rate **`<X>`**, conversion **`<Y>%`**, and each buyer buys one. What edition size maximizes revenue while maintaining scarcity? Show your math and give a drop schedule (teaser, early-bird, public).”

Pricing
“You are a pricing strategist for fine-art e-commerce. Build a price ladder for my three tiers: $0-$100 (merch/small prints), $100-$1,000 (books + limited-edition prints), $1,000+ (originals / large LEs). For each tier list: (a) 3 product concepts, (b) perceived value boosters (e.g., COA, artist note), (c) psychological price points to test, (d) recommended gross margin %.”

Comissions
“Act as an operations manager. I can complete **`<X>`** commission pieces per month at **`<Y>`** hours each. My hourly cost (all-in) is **`<Z>`**. Build a Google Sheet structure that tells me: (1) break-even price per commission, (2) how many monthly commissions I need to hit a **`<desired income>`** goal, and (3) warns when I’m over capacity.”"

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