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Interior Design Business Podcasts - Episode 19

Interior Design Business Podcasts November 14, 2022 - Episode 19

There are a ridiculous amount of interior design business podcasts being released today - November 14, 2022.

If you love interior design podcasts like I do…you’re going to get a ton of benefit from today’s podcast episode drop…enjoy :)

Here are the absolute best interior design podcast episodes for November 14, 2022.

  • Interior Design Business - Terri Taylor - The People-Pleasing Problem - 22 min

  • Designed for the Creative Mind - Michelle Lynne - Price is Just a Number: Knowing What Your Worth is a Belief with Andrea Liebross - 48 min

  • Designed by Wingnut Social - Darla Powell - 3 Tips to Grow Your Instagram Account - 12 min

  • The Affluent Creative - Melissa Galt - How Being Cheap Is Killing Your Profits - 38 min

  • Business of Home Podcast - Denis Scully interviews Lori Weitzner: "Ask for what you want, not what you think is possible" - 53 min

  • Design Curious - Rebecca Ward - Why Attitude and Will Are All You Need To Be A Successful Interior Designer with Jodie Carter - 30 min

  • The Interior Design Business CEO - Desi Creswell - Create Your Ideal Life & Interior Design Business - 17 min


Interior Design Business - The People-Pleasing Problem - 22 min

  • What do you say “yes” to that you shouldn’t?

In this episode, host Terri Taylor is talking about people-pleasing. 

People-pleasing is an important part of being an interior designer, but it has a time and a place. People-pleasing often leads to giving away your time when really you don’t have time to be giving away! The problem is that many of us have a hard time saying no. 

Terri documents some of the areas where you are likely giving away your time to be a people-pleaser and sharing some strategies to help you break the habit of saying yes to everything. 

This episode will help you stop saying yes to things that don’t serve you. If you’re a chronic people pleaser, this is for you. 

You can check out this podcast episode here:


Designed for the Creative Mind - Price is Just a Number: Knowing What Your Worth is a Belief with Andrea Liebross - 48 min

As a certified business and life coach, Andrea Liebross is known for helping high-achieving women make the shift from overwhelm to freedom in both their personal and professional life. She helps women create their own secret sauce for success by combining two ingredients - the right mindset and solid systems. Andrea coaches women who are at all stages of their entrepreneurial journey through her signature programs, Committed to Growth and Runway to Freedom.

In this episode, Andrea shares the three most valuable resources everyone has (and which is the most important), the importance of knowing what you charge your clients is just a number, and the beliefs you need to help create the number you deserve.

You can check out this podcast episode here:


Designed by Wingnut Social - Darla Powell - 3 Tips to Grow Your Instagram Account - 12 min

Want tips to grow your Instagram account? It’s Darla’s 300th episode - woohoo!

Today, host Darla Powell is sharing 3 awesome tips on growing your Instagram following. Darla & Team Wingnut also have an Instagram contest to celebrate their 300th episode

You really, really, really should head over to @wingnutsocial & enter to win a FREE 30-minute Instagram audit consultation OR SEO audit consultation.

Here’s what you need to do to:

The grand prize is your choice of a mini SEO audit consultation with Wingnut Social, or an Instagram audit consultation with us.

That’s a 30 minute consultation with experts at Wingnut Social to go over your Instagram and give you real takeaways and advice on improving your account, what you can do better, and what you’re already doing great. For the SEO audit, or “search engine optimization,” we’ll run a quick audit and sit down with you to review the results. We’ll give you advice on how to gain traffic to your website and much more. It’s a FREE coaching session! Enter the contest today!!!

Back to the podcast episode…

When it comes to growing your Instagram following, Darla & the team at Wingnut Social talk a lot about the types of content you’re posting, but they don’t always consider what you have to do once that content goes live.

Today, they have 3 great tips for you to help grow your Instagram following!

  • Tip #1: Respond to your comments on your posts. When you receive comments on your posts, don’t just leave them hanging! It’s great you got that initial engagement, but when you respond to the comments, you make the users feel special and heard, which encourages more comments. If possible, try to respond within an hour of receiving a comment. It’s a lot of work, but it’s super important to build that engagement and establish real connections with your followers. Getting ghosted can sometimes hurt your followers, so if you aren’t responding, they may not comment again. Think about a time when you commented on a creator’s post and they actually responded to you - how did that make you feel?

  • Tip #2: Respond to your DMs too! Don’t just ignore those direct messages that come in. Check them often and see what’s coming in. You might be getting business inquiries that you’re not realizing are coming through! You might get people asking about your services and more. It’s an opportunity to respond and drive them to the next step in your process, whether that be your website contact page, a phone number to call you at, or a link to schedule a call. At the very least, have an automated response on hand with directions to your contact page.

  • Tip #3: Engage with accounts within your target audience. Engage with accounts that you think your target audience would also be engaging with. The formula here is to like a post, comment something specific on the post (not just “Love it!”), and follow the account. It’s a great way to get that account, and those who follow that account, to view your profile and potentially engage with your content/follow you. But who do you know who to engage with? Look for accounts that relate to your target audience. For example, if you’re a designer in Miami targeting high income families, you should interact with local businesses like high end restaurants and family attractions (not always design accounts). In terms of hashtags, you could try “Miami families,” “Miami living,” “family life,” and more.

You can check out this podcast episode here:


The Affluent Creative - Melissa Galt - How Being Cheap Is Killing Your Profits - 38 min

It may sound truly counterintuitive, but being cheap is killing your profits. We often look for ways to complete important tasks for our business by ourselves to save money. We think that this will maximize our profits because we aren’t spending the money to outsource the job. But taking on too many tasks that you don’t enjoy or aren’t skilled at is really just taking you away from your zone of genius.

When you are in your zone of genius, you’re at that intersection of what you absolutely love to do, what you're truly brilliant at, and what you're fast at completing. And if the tasks you are completing for your business don’t live in your zone of genius, you should be outsourcing or delegating them so you can spend more time doing the things you love to do. This will keep you from burning out but will also maximize your profits because your time will be free to complete the work for your business that only you can do.

In today’s episode, host Melissa Galt walks us through some of the ways that you're actually being cheap. Melissa has solutions for how to work around these tasks. Your business should never feel like a chore - Melissa wants us to enjoy your work and be in our highest and best talent. She wants you to do what you do best, what you do with ease, and I want you to delegate, outsource, or delete the rest.

In this episode, you will hear:

  • Why you need to stick to your zone of genius

  • Ten ways that you are cheapening yourself and your business

  • How to distinguish between tasks you should complete yourself and tasks you should delegate, outsource, or delete

You can check out this podcast episode here:


Business of Home Podcast - Lori Weitzner: "Ask for what you want, not what you think is possible" - 53 min

It’s difficult to sum up Lori Weitzner’s career quickly. From her partnership with fabric icon Jack Lenor Larsen to her longtime relationship with Samuel & Sons to her own wallcovering line to her jewelry to her book on color, she’s truly a multifaceted talent. On this episode of the podcast, she speaks with host Dennis Scully about learning to make the best of criticism and setbacks, her strong feelings on performance fabrics, and the future of shopping in the trade. 

You can check out this podcast episode here:


Design Curious - Why Attitude and Will Are All You Need To Be A Successful Interior Designer with Jodie Carter - 30 min

Have you ever listened to a podcast and thought, "Hey, I feel the same way, too! I could do that"? That's how Jodie Carter felt when she first heard Kimberley Seldon on the Business of Design podcast. An amazing designer with a ton of knowledge to share, she has partnered with the Business of Design coaching program to help others start their own interior design businesses.

If you're like her, who loves learning by doing, think about where you could be in the next 5 or 10 years. What if you could manifest your dreams into reality? It's definitely possible, and Jodie is living proof of that. She has an amazing approach to her business and believes in abundance and getting what she wants.

So what are you waiting for? Listen to learn more about Jodie's career journey in interior design and how having a "can-do" attitude gave her an edge over other designers.

Highlights:

  • Discover how to turn your passion into a successful career in interior design

  • Find out how to start your interior design career backward through learning by doing

  • Learn the 7 ways you can avoid experiencing extreme highs and lows when starting your interior design business

You can check out this podcast episode here:


The Interior Design Business CEO - Create Your Ideal Life & Interior Design Business - 17 min

I’m adding a new podcast to my collection today. Host Desi Creswell is just 3 episodes into her podcast - The Interior Design CEO, and I’ve decided to share her inaugural episode.

In this episode, Desi is sharing her foundation for building a life and business that support one another, as opposed to being in contradiction, where one area has to suffer for the other to thrive. It’s a concept she’s calling Your Life and Business Vision, and she believes that it’s the crucial first step to a fulfilling, profitable, and sustainable career as an interior designer, so keep listening.

You can check out this podcast episode here:


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