A hands-on workshop for artists, art teachers, art therapists, facilitators, arts in health, and creative wellness professionals who have the vision, the offer, maybe even a business plan, but the tech side stops everything cold.
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Tech Support

You have a workshop, product, or service idea. A class you could teach in your sleep. A commission that folks keeping asking about. Maybe you've already started leading sessions in person and people keep asking how they can sign up online.
But every time you sit down to figure out the tech (the website, the checkout page, the email list, the "how do I connect all of this so it actually works"), your brain shuts down. Not because you're incapable. Because there are 47 tools, 200 opinions on which ones to use, and zero clear answers about what you actually need right now.
And the worst part? Even making a decision feels big. Because what if you pick the wrong platform and waste months figuring that out?
Here's what I know about you: You're not afraid of hard work. You're afraid of wasting time and energy on something that might not even be the right move. Every decision has to count when you're building something on your own.

- C.P., Tackle Your Tech Workshop Attendee
Over 3 hours of self-paced, screen-sharing, step-by-step instruction where we build real tech together. You get the full lessons, organized session notes, comparison charts, and lifetime access to any new lessons or improvements added over time. Start and stop whenever you want. Ask Katie questions about the content and she'll respond.

We start by reframing tech as something you can experiment with (there's almost always an undo button). Then we map the customer's path so you understand exactly which tools you need and why. Finally, you'll set up your brand basics: colors, fonts, voice, photos, and Canva for people who've never "designed" anything.
I break down the three most common tech setups with honest pros and cons for each. Which one is right depends on where you are right now and what you're offering, not where some business coach says you should be. I share exactly what I use and why, plus what I'd recommend for someone just starting.


This is the core of the workshop. I share my screen and we build it together using a hypothetical business as the example. A one-page Squarespace website, a ThriveCart checkout page, Stripe and PayPal payment processing, and a Kit email welcome sequence. Connected. Working. Done.
The difference between your business email and your email marketing tool (and why you legally need both). How to set up tags, automated welcome sequences, and scheduled event reminders so nothing requires manual work after the initial setup.


My exact (affordable) camera and lighting setup for virtual workshops and online events for any type of art biz. Webinar vs. meeting and when to use each. How to switch between face-cam and overhead demo. Links to every piece of gear I use.
How I use voice memos and AI on low-energy days to keep the business moving. How to use AI for tech troubleshooting so you never sit stuck and spiraling. Plus honest perspective on timelines, revenue, niching down, and the stuff nobody tells you about building an art business online.

That you're probably asking too.
I walk through three clear paths with honest pros and cons. You'll know which one fits your stage, your budget, and your schedule, not what some guru is selling.
Same. I show you exactly what these things are, in plain language, with my screen shared. Squarespace handles most of the scary-looking stuff automatically.
No. Your website can just share who you are while you develop your offerings. You can add and subtract from it anytime.
I've tested a lot of tools so you don't have to. I share what's worth the money, what's not, and where to start without spending more than you need to.
Honestly? It depends. Those who are willing to show their faces and build relationships will likely see quicker results, but going faceless isn't impossible.
I cover Canva basics for people who have genuinely never designed anything. Templates are your best friend. Search, customize, done.
✦ You have a workshop, class, or creative offering you want to sell online (or offline!) but the tech is what's stopping you
✦ You've Googled "how to build a website for my art business" more times than you want to admit and still don't have one
✦ You're an artist, art teacher, art therapist, facilitator, counselor, or creative professional building something sustainable
✦ The phrase "connect your payment processor" makes you want to close your laptop and go to bed
✦ You need someone to walk you through it in plain language with the option for support
✦ You want to work through this at your own pace, pausing and rewinding when you need to
✦ You're tired of paying for platforms you're not sure you need because someone on Instagram said you had to have them

A high-level strategy course that tells you what to do but not how. This is screen-sharing, step-by-step, "click here then paste this" practical.
A pitch for expensive all-in-one platforms. I recommend the most affordable, beginner-friendly tools and I'm transparent about every cost.
A passive course you watch and forget. You'll leave with actual tech built, or at minimum, a clear plan for exactly what to set up and in what order.

I have 30 years of website-building experience and spent a decade as a marketing agency executive leading a team of 60. I channeled all of that into building Inner Peace Art Studio from scratch, and I've been teaching artists and creative professionals how to do the same ever since.
I'm also a 2026 Global Arts in Medicine Fellow and Master's student in Arts in Medicine at the University of Florida. I built this workshop because I watched too many talented people get stuck at the tech stage and give up. That's not a skills problem. That's a "nobody showed you how" problem.
I'm not going to make you feel dumb. I'm going to share my screen and show you exactly what to do.
One-time payment. Lifetime access. Payment plans available.
✦ Full 3+ hour workshop content with step-by-step screen-sharing instructions
✦ Organized workshop notes to reference alongside the replay
✦ Tech comparison guide with honest pros and cons of every tool
✦ Equipment links for the exact camera, lighting, and gear I use
✦ Lifetime access including any new lessons, updates, and improvements
✦ Start and stop at your own pace, rewatch as many times as you need
✦ Ask Katie questions about Tackle Your Tech content in the comments and she'll respond within 1-2 days

If you want ongoing support as you build (monthly trainings, daily access to me and a group of art biz owners, done-for-you workshop materials, facilitator training, and Canva templates), you can add 3 months of the Art Biz Collective at checkout for 50% off.
Tech is the foundation. The Collective is where you build on it - you can ask deeper questions, get 1:1 coaching, ask for a logo/website/workshop audit, and much more.
Lifetime. The replay, notes, and all resources are yours to keep. You'll also get access to any new lessons, updates, or improvements I add over time. Come back whenever you're ready to set up the next piece.
That's exactly who this is for. I share my screen and walk through every click. The workshop notes are organized so you can pause, do the thing, then come back. Multiple attendees said they'd never built a website before and left with one started.
A computer (not a phone or tablet if possible), an internet connection, and a willingness to experiment. I walk you through signing up for Squarespace, ThriveCart, Kit, and Canva during the workshop. I discuss other similar platforms and considerations for you to make before committing to a tool(s). Most tools function similarly, so once you know how to use one, you can use them all.
No. We cover brand foundations first. And your website doesn't need products to go live. It can share who you are while you develop your offerings. Starting the tech now means it's ready when you are.
You can ask basic questions in the comments on the workshop replay. For more personalized, ongoing support and direct access to me as you build, the Art Biz Collective upgrade is the place for that.
The workshop notes are designed to be a reference guide you can use alongside the replay. For specific troubleshooting, I also teach you how to use AI as a tech support tool. Seriously, it's one of the most useful sections.
3+ hours of real, practical content. It's not padded with filler. You can start and stop whenever you want, and come back to specific sections as needed. Most people work through it over a few sessions.
You have a class to teach, art to share, and people waiting to find you. Let's get the tech out of your way so you can do the work that actually matters to you.

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