Stuff Interior Designers Need To Know: Insider Industry Advice for Residential Interior Designers
Looking for real-talk wisdom that'll help you exceed your interior design clients' expectations without losing your mind, sacrificing your soul, or becoming "the help?"
Welcome to "Stuff Interior Designers Need To Know" – the podcast serving up perfect pours of business and industry advice for residential interior designers who want to help their clients get seriously happy at home.
No topic's off-limits. Episodes like "Punch-Them-In-The-Face List: Calming Client Rage" are here to help you tackle the common challenges of running an interior design business.
Episodes like "Unhinged: What You Need To Know About Custom Cabinets" make sure you know what you need to know to work with contractors and subs - like a pro!
And episodes like "How to Create an Interior Design Website: A Roadmap That Leads Your Clients to a YES!" help set you up for success with every new design-curious new client click!
Ready for some practical industry advice? Put down that paint fan and let’s dive in for some no-nonsense, totally actionable advice that'll help your design biz thrive and keep your sanity intact.
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Hosted by business coach Rebecca West, an interior designer with nearly two decades of experience running her residential interior design firm Seriously Happy Homes. She’s obsessed with costume parties, cat videos, and - oh yah - raising the standards for professional interior design services.
Stuff Interior Designers Need To Know: Insider Industry Advice for Residential Interior Designers
Ring, Ping, or Email? Mastering Communication in Interior Design Projects
In this episode of "Stuff Interior Designers Need to Know" we ask the crucial interior design communication question: Should you call, text, or email your client? Want to level up your skills in the art of effective communication in residential interior design projects?
- Discover why choosing the right communication method can be the difference between project success and failure. It affects everything, from managing client expectations to empowering confident design decisions.
- Learn when to use which communication method - text, email, and phone. Whether it's conveying timely updates, discussing design details, or calming a client's freak-out moment, there *is* a better communication method for each situation.
- Get quick tips on crafting concise emails, maintaining a professional tone, and using phone calls (I know... 🙄) to diffuse tense situations. Plus, learn essential techniques for documenting important conversations and decisions to keep your projects on track.
It's another let's-keep-this-quick episode packed with practical tips and strategies to improve your communication approach and set yourself, and your interior design project, up for success. Enjoy!
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