My second radio talk show, Fiber Arts & Mixed Media Radio, goes live tonight at 7PM EDT with Lisa Fulmer-Lisa Liza Lou. Lisa is a successful artist and Marketing Manager at C&T Publishing (books & products for quilting, fiber arts and mixed media). She has a wealth of knowledge to share with our listeners. Thinking of writing a book? Learn how to research publishers to find the best fit for your work, research competitive books, conceptualize a topic, plan a book outline, prepare a proposal, make it a winner, and find out what to expect if your proposal is accepted and published. She’ll also discuss the benefits of contracting with a publisher vs self-publishing. Thinking of selling your handmade items or offering your talents for hire? Lisa will share valuable self-promotion and personal branding tips – how to define and develop your personal brand, find the right audience who wants your product or service, as well as how to use social media, online promotional tools, and traditional marketing tools. We will also have tips for selling your handmade goods, teaching, sharing your crafty talent, providing a personal service, and so much more. Don’t miss this show!
FAMM-Fiber Arts & Mixed Media Radio
Talk show especially for FAMM artists, artisans & all art lovers. Susan Sorrell-FAMM Group creator will join in frequently as Creative Entrepreneur & Mixed Media Artist Rebecca E. Parsons hosts the show. We will explore the creativity of fiber and mixed media artists, delve into tools and materials, keep you informed about upcoming events, workshops and so much more. Join us for lively conversation, fun and education.
FAMM Group
This group is to provide fiber artists and mixed media artists a networking site to post artwork and news. All art lovers are invited too! 
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