For visual artists & makers

Being written about changes what your work is worth

A feature in a publication, an interview about your process, a collector who hears your story — these move careers and prices in ways another grid post can't. PitchIQ runs that visibility work, and keeps your collectors where you can reach them.

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Your Bookability Score

Strong fit for Visual artists / makers shows. Here are broad-reach shows that book guests in your space — the full app matches niche-specific shows live.

1
The Tim Ferriss Show
Very large · weekly · 82% fit
Books guests across every domain when the story is sharp.
Your angle: "your signature framework, made concrete"
2
How I Built This
Very large · weekly · 80% fit
Origin-journey format that fits almost any builder.
Your angle: "your signature framework, made concrete"
3
Entrepreneurs on Fire
Very large · daily · 78% fit
Daily interview slot hungry for a tight expert angle.
Your angle: "your signature framework, made concrete"
4
The Smart Passive Income Podcast
Very large · weekly · 73% fit
Broad business audience receptive to practical experts.
Your angle: "your signature framework, made concrete"
5
The GaryVee Audio Experience
Very large · active · 72% fit
Massive reach for a contrarian, specific take.
Your angle: "your signature framework, made concrete"

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Press & publication features

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Pitch art publications, design blogs, and local culture press with story-led submissions — new series, exhibitions, process stories — drafted from your practice and sent from your email.

Podcast & interview placements

Talk about the work

Art, craft, and creative-process podcasts introduce collectors to the person behind the work — the connection that turns browsers into buyers.

Collector CRM

Every collector, remembered

Who bought what, who asked about the large pieces, which gallerist wanted the next series — tracked with follow-ups, so relationships outlive the inbox.

Collector community

First look, direct sales

A private space for collectors and serious followers: studio updates, previews, first access to new work — direct relationships no platform owns.

Why artists choose PitchIQ

Press compounds into price

Coverage is provenance: it follows the work into every future sale and justifies the next price tier in a way follower counts never will.

Off the content treadmill

One strong feature outworks a month of posts. Visibility through stories — pitched a few times a month — beats feeding an algorithm daily.

Direct beats discount

Collectors who know your story buy directly and repeatedly. The community and CRM make direct the default channel, not the exception.

Exhibition-ready narrative

Galleries and juries read your press page. A steady citation trail is the credibility layer applications can't fake.

Frequently asked questions

What do art publications actually want pitched?

Stories, not inventory: a new series with a strong concept, an unusual process or material, an exhibition with a hook, a local-artist angle. PitchIQ drafts around the narrative — the work plus the why.

I hate self-promotion. Does this require becoming a marketer?

It requires answering profile questions once, then approving drafts. The pitching voice is yours, the grind isn't — most artists spend under an hour a week on it.

How is the collector community different from Instagram?

You own it. No algorithm deciding who sees the new series, no platform between you and a collector's email. Previews, studio notes, first-access drops — for the people who actually buy.

Does this work for makers and craftspeople, not just fine artists?

Yes — the same machinery covers ceramicists, woodworkers, textile artists, jewelers: niche publications, process podcasts, and collectors who pay for story and craft.

What's free to try?

Profile, publication discovery, and pitch drafting are free. Paid plans add sending, follow-ups, the CRM, and the community.

Make the work visible. Keep the collectors.

Start free — pitch one publication about your current series and invite your last five buyers somewhere you own.

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