How To Focus On Building Your Interior Design Business
FOCUS is a huge part of building anything that you wish to be successful. There are many things to focus on and ways to focus. What we focus on and how we focus shapes our world for the good or the bad. So, let’s take a moment to talk about putting our business in a...
Urgent! 5 Business Building Blocks Every Interior Designer Needs To Do Weekly
The power of your growth as a person and business depends on the strategic duties you do on a weekly basis. Sometimes, duties that we partake in day after day, feels rather redundant. However, effective redundancy is what builds the momentum for ongoing success. These...
7 Networking Secrets Every Interior Designer Needs to Know
An Interior Designer is no different than any other entrepreneur, fundamentally. In order to keep the flow of your interior design business going, the ongoing routine of the networking game, cannot be circumvented. Networking is sometimes a word that may feel like a...
3 Effective Ways Every Interior Designer Should Be Using To Generate New Clients
As an interior designer wanting to generate new clients, you want to be effective and consistent. Any search online will leave an interior designer feeling confident about getting new clients. There are seemingly so many options and great ideas floating around...
Attracting Clients To An Interior Design Firm
As much as I wish I could say that getting clients is easy if you’re a talented designer, the truth is that a lot of great designers and their firms tend to stay undiscovered simply because they are putting their energy and attention on things that don’t attract new...
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! Read more.
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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