Information, Tools + Inspiration to Grow Your Home Staging Business
This is part 2 of a feature on home staging marketing strategies, where home stagers learn how to promote their services to real estate agents at an open house.
In part 1, I discussed your first objective in using this home staging marketing strategy which was: initiating and starting to build… Read More →
You’ve probably heard the term “marketing niche” before but many people aren’t sure what it really means. The best way to define a niche is that it is a subset of all possible customers for your services.
In home staging marketing, carving out a niche can be an effective way of boosting… Read More →
Staging Diva Grad Leah Fritz has this staging business dilemma about home staging photos and wonders what she should do.
See what you think and add your comments below.
“A homeowner I did a home staging consultation for took such excellent detailed notes during our meeting that she… Read More →
Have you ever commented on a blog post and wondered why all the other people have a nice little photo of them beside their comments and yours is just a blank silhouette?
As part of promoting your home staging business online in social media, you’ll want to have an image (or photo of you)… Read More →
Most home staging courses tell you to focus all your attention on the real estate agent. It’s an obvious gateway to potential clients.
Staging Diva students learn that the real money is with home sellers.
That said, I don’t ignore them entirely. I wrote a series of articles about… Read More →
A home seller in Toronto, Ontario, has contacted me for help finding a professional home stager in her area.
Located in the popular Bloor West area of Toronto, the home has 4 bedrooms and 2,300 square feet.
It is currently vacant, so this would be a great opportunity for you to turn a blank slate… Read More →
In my course, Staging Diva Sales and Marketing Secrets to Boost Your Home Staging Business, one of the more than 80 home staging marketing ideas I share is going to open houses to meet real estate agents.
It’s important to be clear in your own mind about what you’re there for and… Read More →
I’ve been contacted by a home seller with an open home staging job in Anchorage, Alaska. They need the help of a professional home stager for this furnished 3,500-square-foot home. It will be listed for $600,000 in the next few weeks, so this home staging job needs to be filled as soon as possible.… Read More →
A home seller has contacted me with a home staging job in Kitchener, Ontario in need of a professional home stager. The client hasn’t provided the square footage or listing price, but the home is furnished and is scheduled to be listed on the market by the end of the month.
The tri-city metropolitan… Read More →
Last week I wrote Home Stagers Set The Table to Sell a House. I discussed the fine balance between romancing home buyers and not being so over the top with props that our staging becomes the focus instead of the house itself.
There were some great comments from home stagers, both new and experienced… Read More →
