Posts in Working with Clients
What to include in a client handover folder

Once a construction project is finished don’t just walk out the door and leave your clients wondering how to make everything work in their new home. Instead, put together a client handover folder that you can leave with clients on the day of project handover. In this post I share some of the things you might include in a client handover folder at the completion of a residential construction project.

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10 questions to ask your new interior design clients

Your first meeting with a new client is as much about finding out if the project is a good fit for you as it is about them finding out if you’re the designer they want to work with. And to make an informed decision about whether a project is a good fit there’s certain questions you will want to ask when you first meet a new client. Here’s the top 10 that I recommend….

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How to improve your initial design consultation: a guide for designers

There's quite a bit that goes in to a great initial design consultation. You have to find a balance between providing value during the consultation while also selling the next step of your process (i.e. a larger, more lucrative project). The consultation is a chance to build rapport and trust. It's not only a chance for your client to see if they like working with you, it's also a chance to see if you like working with the client. In this post I share some of my top tips for how to make the most of this meeting.

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How to create an amazing client experience: 5 tips for creatives

What is the easiest way to find new clients? Word of mouth - i.e. when existing or former clients tell their friends and family about your products and services. And what is the easiest way of getting people to sing your praises and tell everyone they know about you? Create an amazing client experience! In this post I share 5 ways to wow your clients and make working with you easy, fun and stress free.

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Social Proof Sells - here's what to share!

Social proof is your secret ingredient to more interior design clients (and more money!)⁠. If you want to attract clients to your design business then you have to show that you know what you're talking about and can deliver exceptional results. ⁠And to do that you have to have some kind of visual evidence that you can share on your website and on social media. Here’s what to share…

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