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Poet Business Institute

How do you turn into a professional poet, using poetry as a vehicle to financial and creative freedom?Poet Business Institute consists of talks and workshops centered around craft development, voice development, and business development focused on poetry.I'm Geoff Anderson…

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Sep 27, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 27, 2026

    How To Make Money From Poetry WITHOUT Sacrifice (opens the original)

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    Learn how to price and monetize your poetry with this step-by-step creative positioning guide from The Semester, the poetry business workbook from the diVERSES Poet Business Institute.Together, we're going to learn why traditional poetry struggles to sell (and what to do instead), how context dictates value for the people we want to engage with out art, and the simple 3-part positioning formula to define your niche as a working poet00:00 – What a bottle of water teaches us about pricing art00:43

  2. Episode · Sep 27, 2026

    5 Relationship Issues That Keep Artists Poor (opens the original)

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    Why do so many artists and poets struggle with selling their work? It usually isn't a money problem—it’s a relationship issue.In this episode of Arts and Offers, Geoff breaks down the 5 hidden mindset hurdles and relationship issues creative artists face when it comes to marketing, pricing, and selling their art. Learn how to stop viewing sales as sleazy or greedy, or having uncertainty over the price and worth of art, and start approaching marketing as a natural extension of your creative craft

  3. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    This Marketing Book's Right. I Market Poetry Wrong (opens the original)

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    Are you trying to launch a poetry business or an art business but struggling to get noticed? In this episode of the Creative Companionship Book Club, we’re continuing our deep dive into Seth Godin’s "Unleashing the Ideavirus" to explore how you can spread your art, grow your audience, and build a sustainable creative career both artistically and financially.We discuss examples of marketing done right that enables companies to spread more quickly and easily, as well as the strategies behind their

  4. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Write A Better Poem By Staying In One Place Longer (opens the original)

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    One reason a poem may not be as strong as it could be is how well it develops and lingers in a scene before moving on. A failure to fully create a world is a missed opportunity; let's talk about what staying longer in a place and fleshing it out can look like and how to create a scene that transcends.Ever feel like your poem is "good," but it hasn't quite reached its full potential? In this diVERSES livestream, we dive deep into the professional editing techniques that transform a decent draft i

  5. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    Poetry Is Not Worth Your Time. So Charge More (opens the original)

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    The worst way to price poetry and other forms of art is based on time! In this episode of Arts and Offers, we break down the biggest pricing mistake poets and other artists make and why your work isn't valued by the time you put in, but by the valued it gives to the buyer.Learn how value-based pricing, psychological framing, status, and audience alignment can transform your creative business and help you confidently charge premium prices for your poetry and art.We'll discuss:• Why pricing based

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