Today we speak to Foxy Home Staging Co Founders Jake and Phoebe Shorter to hear their story of how they took the concept of presenting homes for sale and turned it into a multimillion dollar business in just 5 years.

In this special Foxy TV Episode we hear:

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On the podcast this week we discuss what qualifications (if any) are recommended when starting out in the Home Staging Industry. We then touch on a range of questions and topics including:

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This week our main topic is around pricing - something that can be controversial but is what everyone wants to know about. We consider and discuss things like: 

- Are we priced too low?  

- Why can home staging prices vary so much between companies?  

- How does a business model determine pricing? 

- Should there be set industry prices?  In the podcast we answer all these million dollar questions, plus more!   

After that we move onto a Q&A segment where we answer all your questions that you’ve sent in before finishing off with a round of ‘Overrated or Underrated’.

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This week our main topic is around getting ready for what will (hopefully) be a busy spring. Are we buying more stock? Hiring new staff? What systems are we preparing?

We then answer some questions from our audience before finishing with a quick round of Over/Underrated.

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On this brand new weekly podcast series we discuss:

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In this podcast we sit down with Phoebe for some Q&A. Here are the questions Phoebe answers:

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Today I have a very special guest, and one that I’ve been looking forward to for a long time. My guest is Jen Bishop, the founder, publisher and owner of Interiors Addict.  Many of you in the home staging industry will know who Jen is, especially those in Australia, and I actually first heard Jen speak in 2019 at a conference held by the International Association of Home Stagers in Sydney. And I’ve been hoping to interview her for the podcast since then.

Interiors Addict started as a hobby back in 2011, and has now been Jen’s full-time job for over eight years. The way she describes it now is that it’s less of a blog and more of an interiors news site with a personal touch. It down has around 100k unique visitors per month, over 70k Facebook and 100k Instagram followers.

But it wasn’t always that way, and it wasn’t a simple transition from a passion project into a full time business. In this chat Jen talks about that process and how Interiors Addict has changed and grown over time.

We also talk about Imposter Syndrome, and how Jen initially struggled when people started looking at her as someone with authority and expertise in a space where she didn’t have any training or experience. This is something she now wears as a badge of honour, but it wasn’t always so easy.

And finally I also get some advice on blogging for those of us with home staging businesses who want to drive more traffic to our websites.

Website - https://theinteriorsaddict.com/

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/interiorsaddict/