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I have a 4 page spread in the February issue of Peripheral ARTeries art magazine–
The new issue of Peripheral ARTeries has been published and it will be available on several websites:
1) ISSUU -> http://issuu.com/artpress/docs/peripheral_arteries_art_review_-_february_2013/1
2) The old Peripheral Arteries website that will be soon renewed – > http://peripheralarteries.yolasite.com/
During this week Peripheral Arteries February issue is available on many other web site, such as Rhizome, Neme and others. We hope you will like it.
In my Artist Marketing Resources LinkedIn group there is an ongoing fan page link exchange. Each artist will *like* all the fan pages on the list and post their own Facebook fan page link for others on the list to go to and *like.*
Always (I noted), artists post long fan page links containing number strings. Links similar to my full fan page link for my Transmedia Artist Amazon Pro Store–
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Transmedia-Artist-Amazon-Pro-Store/143972635686463
Yet, in just one simple step I changed my long link (above) to this vanity link:
The shorter link has a cleaner look. Since most fan pages are business pages, a clean vanity link will give a better impression (than a long link containing meaningless number strings).
After seeing my link transformed from this–
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Transmedia-Artist-Amazon-Pro-Store/143972635686463
to this– facebook.com/TransArtStore
you will want your own vanity URL for your Facebook fan page.
It’s easy to make the change.
Get your vanity URL at: http://www.facebook.com/username.