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Getting back on track and possibly of use to Dermot but inside the April issue of Leisure Painter (yes I know it's still February) which has just dropped through my letterbox along with The Artist is an interesting page feature by Paul Bramble on promoting your work on social media, something that he has found to be beneficial.
I'm not going into any detail because if you are interested you can always go and buy a copy but he mentions some rather interesting and useful pointers relating to his recent experiences of setting up a non-personal Facebook page, something I hadn't heard of before.
Well worth a read and it may help one or two of you who are interested in going along that route.
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