| How do I get my web site link added to Folioplanet? Step 1 Find out if your link is listed in Artist Finder by doing a search below: Step 2
Step 3 After registering, you will be asked if you found your link in Step 1. If you click 'No', you will be able to pay your $99 application fee and submit your link for review by us. If your submission does not meet our submission guidelines you pay nothing and your card will not be charged. If you click 'Yes' because your link already exists on Folioplanet, we will email information so that you can modify your existing link listing. Why did you start charging an application fee? We love the free nature of Folioplanet, but as our site has grown and our visibility in the major search engines, so has the number of link submissions. We felt that a modest one-time application fee would not prevent a professional illustrator from submitting a link, but would prevent talented artists with only a passing interest in illustration from applying. Once listed, as long as sites meet our submission guidelines they will stay on Folioplanet at no charge. Read what art directors and illustrators say about Folioplanet.. >> |
Get listed and get found!
Follow the step by step instructions to the left to submit a new listing.
Folioplanet charges an application fee of $99.00 for new link submissions. Once accepted, links stay listed as long as they continue to meet our submission guidelines and remain active.
Link listings receive the following benefits:
- New paid links receive a Featured thumbnail for a year
- Sites that meet our submission guidelines remain on Folioplanet indefinitely at no additional charge
- Listed sites receive visibility in major search engines through our search-engine-friendly site design
- Increased exposure from Folioplanet's national advertising in CA, Print, and Step magazines
Read our FAQ for answers to frequently asked questions or contact us at 301.942.4850 or send us an email if you have any further questions.
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| " I've been really busy lately and folioplanet is the reason." Neal Aspinall
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