Examples of using Deviantart in English and their translations into Thai
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What to Avoid on DeviantART?
When Is DeviantART the Right Promotion Channel for You?
David Lopera is an artist who goes by the name of Xmasterdavid on DeviantArt.
Have you ever given DeviantART a chance as your content promotion channel?
If you create artwork as a complement or in addition to blog posts, take a look at this discussion on DeviantART Forums.
Take advantage of DeviantART statistics and integrate them with Google Analytics.
With a loyal following, you can do much more than by constantly havign to attract new leads day in and day out. Spinetti shares her own experience using DeviantART to accomplish just this thing and why the followers she gained were much more targeted as an audience.
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I already had a reputation on DeviantArt as an artist and a writer.
DeviantART is an overlooked platform that can help you further grow your website traffic.
This is a good indicator of what your audience on DeviantART likes and looks for in your gallery.
Use DeviantART if your blog is about visuals, crafts, fiction, parenting and other content you can personally produce.
There are types of content that are not allowed on the DeviantART platform per etiquette, such like explicit adult graphics and text.
DeviantART gives each artist gallery statistics tools, even for free accounts albeit in a limited fashion, as I'm going to explain below.
If you want your fans to comment only on your blog and not on DeviantART, close comments on your Deviation and invite your visitors to comment on your blog post.
DeviantART staff members(and their users) are often on the lookout for breaches of copyright and the platform has a rule against stolen photography see etiquette link in the previous point.
Oh, that's not just art(but it's a good place to sell your art skills, too, if you have any!)- DeviantART is a wonderful source of tutorials and quality website templates- all for free.
That's a pity, because DeviantART(I will call it DA for short sometimes in this post) is much more than a gallery page for artists.
I'm guilty of making this mistake- and I have done that quite a few times. Until very recently, I have struggled with creating products and blog posts I promised to deliver(after announcing on Facebook and DeviantART) or even simply to give the promised feedback to loyal readers because I overestimated my energy and I didn't take my health problems into account when I made a plan.
My elite subscribers all came from my DeviantART promotion, so the platform is an optimal place for me to poll my subscribers, in addition to the ML/newsletter itself and the private forums.
DeviantART users like to spend a good deal of time commenting on others' work and journal entries, because they know it's a great way to build solid relationships.
Let me add that I did nothing special- marketing-wise- to create this community, aside from making time to hang around DeviantArt to meet other artists and writers, comment on their work, reply to comments on my submissions and engage in discussions on journal entries DeviantArt's main and personal blogs; I have mine, too.
DeviantART allows paid users(Core members) to add a Google Analytics code to their profile to get the best of both worlds: the platform traffic analytics and Google analytics.
Being friendly and open-minded is what works on DeviantART the best, because artists and writers don't use the platform merely for the numbers and critiques, but to build relationships above all.
I added DeviantART to my list of unusual yet effective platforms for bloggers here at WHSR and quite a lot of readers told me they had never even considered DeviantART to promote their blog posts.
David Lopera is an artist who goes by the name of Xmasterdavid on DeviantArt. And he's big on the website because of his large passion for enormous women. However, he's not chasing them down- he's inventing them! David Lopera makes his trade and a part of his living is photoshopping your most famous celebrities to look like they gained a few(dozen of) pounds.
I have used DeviantART to promote my content several times over the years, either to my community of Watchers(followers) through Journal entries and polls, or via Deviations submissions.
Aside from blog posts, I also promoted a short story on DeviantART by posting an excerpt and then linking to the page on my website where readers could read the entire story and leave a critique. Traffic and comments on my story(and my blog posts) was substantial, especially up to 7 days after I submitted my Deviation.
Free users on DeviantART only have access to the Summary tab in the stats page, while paid(Core) members also have access to the other tabs, that give more detailed information and statistics, including charts.
I also used DeviantART Journal to promote my Twitter account for the blog; however, I had little success with it(no comments on the entry and only 3 more Twitter followers). Not many fans in my DA community seem to be active Twitter users, at least those in my network. However, I invite you to experiment with this kind of cross-promotion, too; it might just work for you where it didn't for me.