A few examples of SEO techniques you can use on FAA

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) techniques refer to a set of strategies and tactics used to improve the visibility and ranking of a website or web page in search engine results pages (SERPs).

When it comes to your artwork on Fine Art America (FAA), SEO techniques can be used to optimize your listings and make them more discoverable by potential buyers. Here are a few examples of SEO techniques you can use on FAA:

  1. Use keywords in your title and description: Use relevant keywords in the title and description of your artwork to make it more searchable by potential buyers.

  2. Use tags: Use relevant tags to describe your artwork and make it easier for buyers to find your work when searching on FAA.

  3. Use alt-text for images: Use alternative text to describe the images of your artwork, this will help search engines understand the content of your images and make them more discoverable in image search results.

  4. Use titles for your images: Use descriptive titles for your images that include keywords relevant to the artwork.

  5. Use backlinks: Use backlinks from other websites or social media platforms to direct traffic to your FAA listings and improve their visibility.

By implementing these SEO techniques, you can increase the chances of your artwork appearing higher in search results and make it more discoverable by potential buyers on Fine Art America.

How do my artwork get found on Fine Art America?

My painting “American Buffalo III” has been featured on the front page of Fine Art America / Pixels and Pixel Licensing in July 2014. I joined Fine Art America in 2012, and my first sale was a print of "Poppies" in that same year.

From 2021 to the present, I've been honored as a featured artist among over a million artists on Fine Art America. My work has been prominently displayed on the front page of the artist directory https://fineartamerica.com/artistdirectory. How to get noticed on Fine Art America? Here are some tips.

There are several ways to increase the visibility and discoverability of your artwork on Fine Art America (FAA):

  1. Optimize your listings: Make sure your listings are complete, accurate, and keyword-rich to make them more searchable by potential buyers.

  2. Use tags and keywords: Use relevant tags and keywords to describe your artwork and make it easier for buyers to find your work when searching on FAA. FAA allows up to 500 character tags. Maximize them by including variations: singular/plural, typos. alternate spellings. e.g. wildflower,wildflowers, wild flowers. color, colour.

  3. Share your work: Share your work on social media and other platforms to increase visibility and drive traffic to your FAA listings. FAA does not market your artwork for you. This is your job! I share my FAA listings on Pinterest, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, etc.

  4. Participate in challenges: FAA regularly runs challenges and contests that can help increase visibility and exposure for your work. This would be a fun way to gain exposure for your artwork and gain potential comments, and favs.

  5. Engage with the community: Get involved in the FAA community by liking, commenting, and sharing other artists' work. When you leave nice and thoughtful comments on other artist’s artwork, they are likely to return the favor. Also, submit your images to FAA groups where they are relevant.

  6. Utilize FAA's marketing tools: Use FAA's marketing tools, such as email campaigns, to promote your work and reach new audiences.

  7. Use the "FAA Pro" program: If you are interested in selling your original artwork, you can use the FAA Pro program, which allows you to have more control over the production process, pricing, and promotion of your work.

  8. Use SEO: Use SEO techniques to make your artwork appear higher in search results and make it more discoverable by potential buyers on FAA.

By following these tips, you can increase the visibility of your work and attract more potential buyers to your listings on Fine Art America.

A license of "American Buffalo 3 (4000X3016 px) was purchased by a dispensary in Las Vegas to create a sun block film for its front window wall of the building. Using my buffalo artwork: “American Buffalo” and “American Buffalo 3”, the design team of Vision Sign Inc. created this awesome sun block film.

In 2019, the Buffalo neighborhood association in Las Vegas purchased a license of "American Buffalo III" to create metal signage and welcome signs. Since then, the association used the image for postcards, website, and email signature. Yesterday, the association repurchased the license of "American Buffalo III" (7000X5293 px) to create T-shirts and car window flags.

"American Buffalo 3" by Hailey E. Herrera watercolor batik. https://fineartamerica.com/featured/american-buffalo-iii-hailey-e-herrera.html

My appreciation goes to the art buyer from Fayetteville, AR who purchased the 36"X18" print of "Cave Horses" in a 42"X24" Black Wood (CRQ13) frame and Rust mat. Thank you for sharing photos of the installed artwork and review:

“This print is one of my most prized possessions. It hangs on my living room guitar shop wall. This truly inspires me and lifts my spirits” - Rickie Carrol Rainwater from Fayetteville, AR.

It is always nice to see the installed artwork in a client's house. The artwork "Fluvial Mosaic" was printed on canvas with mirrored image sides. It was gallery wrap stretched into 36"X36" size and finished with gloss varnish. Thank you for sharing the installed photo and review:

"We love the bright colors. It looks great in our Mid-Century Rancher." - Armand Estrada from Fredericksburg, TX.

The installed 36”X36” glossy finish canvas print-mirrored image sides of “Fluvial Mosaic”.

The painting is in the collection of the artist. Fine art prints and products in a variety of formats are offered via Fine Art America.: https://fineartamerica.com/featured/2-fluvial-mosaic-hailey-e-herrera.html

"Fluvial Mosaic" by Hailey E. Herrera, watercolor batik abstract.

I am happy to work with "Great American Art" located in Canton, MA, working on a project for a client who has requested to use my artwork. I agreed to let the company use 70 images and signed a license agreement. Here are 9 images for the first project.

Happy to see the installed framed print of "UrbanScape". The 30"X40" image is framed in 40"X50" Black Wood (CRQ13) frame and white mat. Thank you for the art buyer from Rochester, MN for sharing the photo and review. Glad to hear you love it.

The installed framed print of “UrbanScape”

I am happy to see the photo of the buyer from Tarpon Springs, FL. 44"X60" Acrylic print of "Turtle Reflections" has been delivered to the buyer's home. She said "Pretty excited to get it hung up!!! It is HUGE!!! And it’s BEAUTIFUL! Perfect for the spot.” Now It's hung in it’s special spot along side her tree #1. She is the owner of www.DeniseLewis.com who teaches how to use essential oils. https://fineartamerica.com/featured/turtle-reflections-hailey-e-herrera.html

Happy collector , Denise Lewis and her acrylic print of artwork “Turtle Reflections” by Hailey E. Herrera

American buffalo Series

"American buffalo", which was the first in a series of buffalo paintings. I made 5 more after that and they all have been sold. I wish I kept them all. "American Buffalo 4" was the last one sold. I was thinking of picking it up from the gallery but I was too late. Since then, I created "Herrera Collection", collection of my paintings I don't want to sell. So far, I have 34 paintings in Herrera Collection. https://fineartamerica.com/profiles/hailey-e-herrera?tab=artworkgalleries&artworkgalleryid=743635?affiliateId=A99243

“American Buffalo” by Hailey E. Herrera, 12”X16”, SOLD