Using Your Personal Facebook Page For Your Design Business
It’s important for you to grow your personal Facebook page as a starting point because more people will see your posts. In addition, there are people who will see your Facebook Business Page posts on a regular basis but might hop on over to your personal...
The Shy Person’s Guide To Marketing Interior Design Services
Some of you are superstars when it comes to promoting yourselves! You thrive in it and look forward to it. Then there are some of you who struggle even to put a blog out, because you are too shy, let alone market your services on various platforms. What to do? What to...
Building Constant Workflow During Slow Season As A Designer
As your interior design business coach, I know that there are times when things are at their peak. Business doesn’t seem too slow, and you can barely keep up! You’re on a high and having the time of your life. Then suddenly about the same time every...
How Solopreneurs Can Revitalize And Energize Their Passion
I wanted to talk about revitalizing your energy. You know, sometimes working from home and being a solopreneur, you struggle with waking up and just feeling Blah. Being an interior design business coach, I know how that can be. When that happens, I always find...
The Truth About Being Obsessed With Your Competition
Are you one of those entrepreneurs that is obsessed with your competition, spend hours and hours online looking to see what they’re doing, how they’re doing it? Where are they posting on social media and should you be doing the same? You look at their...
So, you have finished interior design school or you have been working hard to expand your interior design business, BUT you are hitting a wall! You feel overwhelmed as you try to start your interior design business or grow what you’ve already built!
Ponder this, if you had a service where you were a “Designer for a Day”, and booked one client a week for 50 weeks a year, at $1,200 each, that equals $60,000 a year! Can you believe that?! Now, what if you had two a week? I know you just figured out this is an additional $120,000 a year to your bottom line! Read more..
If you’re an entrepreneur who has struggled at one time or another with your Elevator Pitch or how to describe what you do in a way that distinguishes you from your “competition” you’ve come to the right place.
It’s often hard to find the words to use to describe who you are, what you do and how you help others that makes hiring you irresistible! Read more.
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