This is part 2 of a post on solving 5 home stager media challenges. Last week I covered what to do about the first 3:
1. Your phone NOT ringing off the hook after you appear in the media.
2. Your name being spelled wrong or a failure to mention your company name.
3. What to do about a spike in traffic… Read More →
The more home staging is covered in the media, the easier it is for all home stagers to sell their services.
When potential clients already know what staging is and how decorating a house to sell on the real estate market benefits them, we can spend more time on why we’re the right stager… Read More →
Graduates of the Staging Diva Home Staging Business Training Program know that while I teach the pros and cons of having your own home staging inventory, I’m a big fan of not having it.
It’s really not necessary to invest tens of thousands of dollars in home staging furniture,… Read More →
I’ve been writing about how houses actually “speak” to the home stager, suggesting how they are really meant to be presented.
Fabulous comments from my readers have prompted me to take yet another angle on this continuing story.
Nancy Lee of An OrderLee Home observed,… Read More →
Deborah an interior designer who is in the process of adding home staging to her services (an excellent strategy to recession proof an interior design business) writes:
I am about to embark on a home staging project that requires rental furniture. If it turns out that buying furniture would… Read More →
This is part 3 of a feature on home staging marketing 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 is: initiating and starting to build your relationship… Read More →
A home seller in California, has contacted me for help with a home staging job in Studio City, California. Her 2,800-square-foot home will be listed for $1.2 million within the next month, so staging assistance is needed as soon as possible. The home is currently vacant, with furnishings… Read More →
A homeowner in Richmond Hill, Ontario, has requested my assistance with selecting paint colors for her townhouse. I’m too booked up right now to handle this color consultation personally and I’d love to refer it to a Staging Diva Graduate. The home has 3 bedrooms and approximately… Read More →
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 →
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 →
