artistriseReviews of artistrise.com

I love how this program focuses on sales and marketing. It dives deep into sales conversations, overcoming limiting beliefs, and learning how to market yourself effectively in person, on social media, and more.

The Artistrise training info and the direct access to Jaroid have been great. Jaroid is very knowledgeable, direct and to the point. Although sometimes his calm and gentle voice is hard to hear for me. He teaches you how to market yourself, build trust with people, and close sales without be pushy or salesey. If you really try to do what he teaches you will have success.

I joined Artist Rise less than a month ago, and have already seen a significant increase in sales, more than I ever have as an artist. Part of it is the mindset shift that comes with the program, part of it is the sheer audacity of jumping in with both feet, part of it is Jaroid's devoted trainings and clarity calls, part of it is the supportive community that shows me what's possible. I have no idea what's in store for me next but it says a whole lot that I feel confident enough to keep going.

Jarroid Henry, also known as Human Red Flag, is an artist. A scam artist. If you want to hear about his whole fictitious origin story/narrative, help yourself to the Yahoo Finance article he wrote himself and paid to be published. It's a fun read, he basically says that he was an artist himself but stopped making art when he cracked the code to selling art. Like what dawg? Like huh? He also compares himself to Bill Gates too. Beyond that self paid puff piece there is literally nothing (beyond his word) that will prove his background, education, knowledge or anything even remotely close to justify why anyone should spend 4 figures for what is literally generic advice coming from someone with no experience in the art industry. All you need to know is Jarroid presents himself as the "I have found the secret to make money fast" guy and his target happen to be gullible amateur artists looking for a saviour. The positive reviews on here are clearly fake, as they are all almost identical and published at the same time unprompted.

Great engagement. Jaroid truly wants you to succeed. The reason I signed up for Artistrise was because of this man, Johnny Adolphson, a local photographer. Johnny is a fireman and ski guide. He joined Artistrise in 2025 and has taken his photo business from doing art shows to opening a photo gallery. He's killing it. After speaking to Johnny, who highly recommended Jaroid, I reached out. After speaking to him, I signed up with no hesitation. Jaroid is the real deal — he genuinely wants you to succeed in your journey from doing visual arts to becoming a true force in running a business. We love to create, but getting your product to the end user has been the roadblock. Jaroid solves this. The engagement with the community is truly supportive. They are all willing and open to help you out on every step of this journey. I'm currently at the stage where I have to trust the process, and from my past and current experience in this program, it's laid out clearly: if you trust the process, it works. With the support of the community and the weekly live video calls, all my questions and concerns are being answered. I highly recommend this route to success.

In the experience for 7+ days having desire to improved buyer conversations. Working at the curriculum not for faint of 🩵 Owning the effort and commitment for proven, mastered script system. The community is engaging and helpful mentors are cherry on top! MAD RESPECT 😘

Jaroid has an in-depth understanding of marketing and sales. He clearly cares for his artists and is very generous with his knowledge and time. He is also very patient with his students. Though I still have a lot to learn in my sales communication skills and as a social media presence, I have already benefitted from Jaroid's program. Some of Jaroid's simple sales strategies resulted in 4 or 5 large sales within months of my starting Artist Rise. His Q & A "Clarity Calls" are particularly beneficial, not only for the advice he gives me personally, but in hearing the advice he gives others. Though I am old enough to be his mother, I have a lot to learn from Jaroid. I believe him to be a caring, honest, knowledgable man who has a lot to share with artists who want to learn how to sell their art.

If you're going to post fake reviews, maybe make them sound a little more natural there chief?Here's how every review sounds: "Waouh! I had many doubts prior to joining this incredibly rewarding adventure, but Jarroid has proven to be a smart man that is able to provide intelligent responses to my many questions regarding navigating the current art market. Joining this amazing community is the best decision I have ever taken, I have never been happier and just yesterday I sold 7 Million Dollars worth of art thanks to Jarroid's intensive-entrepreneurial-success-mindset programme and as I am writing this I have just made another bunch of money. Oh, I just wish I could listen to his words more often, but if I listen to his advice too much, I'll just become too rich and will have to spend too much time shipping art!" How does anyone fall for this Monorail level scammer? The way he decided to prove he attended Kansas City Art Institute is by posting a picture of him standing in handicap parking "on his way" to class. Forget about the wild generic claims of lots of money made fast, or the current lawsuits he's facing, the overall cheesy aesthetic, the run of the mill inspirational quotes passed on as "valuable" advice, forget about the overall unbelievable, unconvincing and terrible nature of everything he shares; that guy asked someone to take a picture of him standing in a handicap parking space from the back, and figured this would legitimately prove his education and knowledge of art. His clientele of dimwits have no self-preservation instinct and absolutely no common sense. They're the same people that get into cults, really. And let's not forget that beyond this being the most obvious scam, this is a multi-level marketing type of scam, which means any artist that publicly claims success thanks to old Jarroid here, are now selling the "product" they bought from dear Jarroid in the first place. Isn't multi-level marketing amazing? you buy "the trick of how to make money fast" but somehow you don't use "the trick" and make money,  you end up as a salesman for "the trick of how to make money fast". Take it away, buddy with the most unnatural, chatgpt reply.