Reviews for Marketing Interior Design

The average rating for Marketing Interior Design based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2015-01-24 00:00:00 Ken Zabko Some of the traditional advice is fine but reading this book had me feeling as if the world stopped in 2002. A great tip for marketing your interior design business would be how to set up a website that attracts prospects who can afford your services, or what are the best ways to research keywords for Houzz or better yet what type of blogs move clients to signing a contract. If you want to market your business well, Interior design or otherwise start with books by Seth Godin. If you're still chasing the Elle Decor cover story, buying advertising that will never generate a return or investing in traditional PR, think again. The internet changed everything.

Review # 2 was written on 2017-03-31 00:00:00 Ken Pochinko I thought I'd give Thom Filicia's book a good look through but I never thought we would agree on design philosophies. His book was informal and fun. Almost like a private class on design. He was realistic and actually gave the reader some really great advice on how to approach designing their home or personal space. Our houses should reflect the lives of those who live there, and his ability to express a person's style in an interior is truely inspiring. He has a great design background, having worked for Albert Hadley and you can definately feel he's rooted in really great design elements. But he has a wild side and likes to suprise people with materials and color. He's eclectic but chic, adventurous but has the capability to push the limits without losing focus on both the client and what makes good design. I plan to own this one!