Howard Ling is a famous artist with galleries in Hawaii who sells his paintings and prints to tourists from Hong Kong and Japan. While his paintings sell for $50,000 each, he earns more money from prints of popular paintings, selling 1,000 copies at $1,500 each. As both an artist and businessman, Howard wants to paint what interests him while also creating marketable art. He plans to open two new galleries in Hong Kong and Tokyo and wonders how the internet could help with the new galleries.

1. Howard Ling is a famous artist with two galleries in Hawaii. Many of his paintings and prints are
sold to tourists who visit Hawaii from Hong Kong and Japan. He paints 6 to 10 new paintings a
year, which sell for $50,000 each. The real money comes from the sales of prints; a popular
painting will sell 1,000 prints at a retail price of $1,500 each. Some prints sell very quickly, while
others do not. As an artist, Howard paints what he wants to paint. As a businessman, Howard also
wants to create art that sells well. Howard visits each gallery once a month to talk with clients, but
enjoys talking with the gallery staff on a weekly basis to learn what visitors say about his work and
to get ideas for future work. Howard has decided to open two new galleries, one in Hong Kong and
one in Tokyo. How can the Internet help Howard with the two new galleries