Artists Looking for Help Finding an Art Licensing Agent Need Look No Further…

Sept. 27, 2010 - PRLog -- "How to Find An Art Licensing Agent” is the latest eBook by Tara Reed in the series for artists interested in learning more about the art licensing industry.

“So many artists want to create art for licensing but have no interest in doing the marketing, so they want to find an agent.” Reed explains.  The goal of the eBook, "How to Find An Art Licensing Agent" is to help artists understand the business and become attractive to potential agents.

110 pages of valuable information gets artists focused, organized and ready to find a partner for their art licensing business.  This eBook will help artists think through who they are as an artist and what they have to offer the art licensing industry.  They will learn to present themselves in a way that makes them stand out from the crowd by preparing their mind, their pitch and their portfolio.

Artists will feel more confident in their search process by learning everything from what to say on the phone to how to write a compelling query letter or email.  The eBook is full of usable information to help artists find an agent that is a good fit for their business.

13 Art Licensing Agents offer their perspectives and contact information in the eBook as well. These perspectives help artists quickly see that not all agents work or think in the same way.

Artists can learn more about the eBook, or access a free assessment to help them decide if they want to work with an agent or promote their own work at http://www.ArtLicensingInfo.com/agent.html.

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ABOUT ARTLICENSINGINFO.COM – http://www.ArtLicensingInfo.com is the go-to site for artists to learn about licensing their art. Founded by artist Tara Reed in 2008, the website now includes information from a growing list of industry experts including Paul Brent, Mary Engelbreit, Jill Seale, Dena of Dena Designs, Cheryl Hodgson, Suzanne Cruise, Daniel Tardent and Kim Beasley.

The website offers a wide range of no-cost and low-cost resources such as e-books (e.g. How to Get Started in Art Licensing and How to Find, Interact, and Work with Manufacturers Who License Art), teleseminars, coaching, The Art Licensing Info Monthly Ask Call Series (based on questions submitted by artists), a blog, newsletter, Facebook page, YouTube channel and more. The author of The Goal Wheel for Artists, Ms. Reed is available for media interviews about the art industry at 888-235-1990.