How to manage critics of my works on social networks?

Social networks favour anonymous criticism

Social networks allow all visitors to express their opinion anonymously, the standard on these platforms is to criticize without restraint or take a step back, to the limit of legality: it is how the internet works nowadays.

Enforce your rights

On most social networks, a section allows you to request the deletion of offensive content.

If you feel that your rights are tainted (defamation or insults for example), you have the opportunity to file a complaint with the police and take legal action to force Facebook to remove the content or obtain compensation

You can also hire an e-reputation firm that will do the work of individually contacting each social network to have the disputed content removed

Learn to take a step back

You need to focus on the positive feedback you receive, especially on your Artmajeur page from artists and collectors who are more used to the art world.

More generally, the best solution to work and limit stress is to accept that your work can be criticized, that it can not please everyone, even if it is not always pleasant.

Enjoy the crowd effect and use it to your advantage

Finally, from a purely technical point of view, the more the public speaks about your work (for good or bad), the more links to your works and the more the search engines make up your content. This ultimately allows you to reach more audiences and increase your notoriety!