Your Design Business, Part II

Affordable Interior Design by Uploft

Betsy Helmuth introduces her new YouTube channel, shares a Gilmore Girls-inspired weekend trip, discusses interior design pricing for combining furniture, and explores working overseas and writing a book. She also promotes an online class bundle and requests Google reviews from clients.

0:00 Introduction to new YouTube channel 0:37 Social media links and follow request 1:32 Weekend trip inspired by Gilmore Girls 5:47 Transition to interior design business series 7:11 Pricing for combining furniture from multiple homes 12:53 Asking clients for Google reviews 14:31 Exploring working overseas and writing a book 21:16 Online class bundle promotion 22:30 Closing remarks and credits

- Affordable Interior Design now has a YouTube channel, Instagram, and Facebook to help listeners visualize design concepts discussed on the podcast. - When pricing a job for clients combining furniture from multiple homes, consider an hourly rate with a retainer and outline a clear plan of attack to ensure transparency and trust. - For interior designers thinking of working abroad, offering e-design services with a clear communication plan and considering writing a book are viable options to explore.

Additional show notes:

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