Getting Ready

4-Point Checklist To Start

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    1. Go Pro

    Setting up professional business social accounts is part of the practice, not just a technical step.

    They give your art a clearer public home, better insights, and access to tools like ENSOhello.

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    2. Check Socials

    Your profiles should reflect the artist you are now and the one you’re growing into.

    Check your photo, bio, links, location, pinned posts, and highlighted work.

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    3. Home Base Check

    Your website or online home should feel current enough to share.

    Check your artwork, bio, contact info, available work, upcoming events, email sign-up, and links.

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    4. Tidy Your List

    If you have an email list, take a few minutes to review it.

    Check for outdated contacts, broken sign-up forms, and recent activity.

Frequent trouble spots.

Some parts of the setup can feel confusing the first time, especially if you’re not tech-savvy. But don’t worry! These short videos walk you through the steps artists are most likely to need help with.

FACEBOOK: BUSINESS OR PERSONAL?

This is a quick check. We’ll show you how to confirm whether your Facebook account is ready for ENSOhello and to start your marketing practice.

INSTAGRAM: SWITCH TO CREATOR / PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNT

Instagram makes switching to a creator or professional account fairly simple. Follow the steps in this tutorial to switch your account.

SETTING UP A FACEBOOK BUSINESS PAGE

If you need to set up a Facebook business page for your art practice, this short video walks you through it. Setting up a new page usually takes about 10–15 minutes.

‍Need help?

Getting started can add one more thing to an already full creative life. We get it.

If you feel overwhelmed, stuck, or unsure what to do next, start with the Help page. You’ll find tutorials, setup tips, and simple guidance for the trickier parts.

Still need help? Reach out. You’re not bothering us — we’re here to help you begin

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