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Subscribe to 2020 Blog Subscribe to 2020 BlogIf you’re a kitchen retailer looking to expand your business and convert more leads, there’s no better way than to offer your customers an interactive online shopping experience. Consumers are looking to start their buying journey online even before walking into a store …
One of the first things you need to take care of to get more clients and make more money is marketing yourself better. You cannot expect clients to land on your doorstep if you’re not actively promoting your brand and your website.
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Subscribe to 2020 Blog Subscribe to 2020 BlogOne of the trickiest parts of running an interior design business is figuring out what your design fees will be and how to charge for projects. Whether you want to charge a flat fee or an hourly fee, the only way to be …
Subscribe to 2020 Blog Subscribe to 2020 BlogAs a residential or commercial designer, you know how important aesthetics and functionality are. And given the nature of your industry, your resume should reflect those same standards. While a solid interior design portfolio is essential to land a job as a designer, …
Subscribe to 2020 Blog Subscribe to 2020 BlogCapturing new leads online isn’t always easy, especially in the realm of kitchen and bath retail. Competition is fierce and customers have more online retail options to choose from than ever before to make their remodeling dream a reality. That’s why implementing …
Subscribe to 2020 Blog Subscribe to 2020 BlogAn interior design invoice is something every designer needs in order to request payment for the work they’ve done for a client. An invoice is helpful for both the client to understand exactly what they are being charged for, and for the interior …
Subscribe to 2020 BlogIf you’re designing a client’s kitchen or bathroom and you don’t bother suggesting additional design work, you may be missing out on a lot of opportunities that result in lost revenue. Being an expert in your field, your clients expect you to provide suggestions that can add …
Subscribe to 2020 BlogPinterest for interior designers is a no-brainer. It’s where homeowners do research to get inspired and save ideas about projects they want to undertake. Essentially, it’s where your future clients are, and it’s where you should be, too. There are roughly 454M monthly active users on Pinterest. …
Subscribe to 2020 BlogOver the course of the past couple of years, there have been three buyer personas that have emerged and really pushed along the massive growth that the home improvement and home remodeling space has seen. These buyers have taken advantage of the extra time they had during …
