Today on The Kate Show, I'm sharing 4 simple ways you can connect with followers. This will push you out of your comfort zone, as it should. This will help you achieve the goal of higher interaction rates on your posts, and it definitely isn't magic. It's about being a real person. It's about being yourself.

Are you stressed out because you aren't getting new clients from social media? Today's episode of The Kate Show might be one of the most enlightening episodes I've ever selected for the show. Listen to it, and you'll walk away with an entirely different perspective on what social media is actually supposed to be doing for your business.

Airbnb, VRBO, and the entire short-term rental market are BOOMING. As an interior designer, home stager, or professional organizer, there is no reason why you can't get in on this action. So if you are looking for a new niche, this might be it. Today on The Kate Show, I am interviewing two pioneers in the short-term rental entrepreneurship space, Annette and Sarah of Thanks for Visiting. This info-packed episode will inspire you to niche down and scale-up in the right ways - right for your brand and right for your host-clients.

As our businesses shift and grow, it is possible to outgrow your original ideal client. On today's episode of The Kate Show, I'm sharing a strategy that will help you redefine your ideal client, restructure your flagship service offering, and actually speak directly to your leads in a way that makes hiring you not just a want but a need.

In today's episode of The Kate Show, I'm teaching you how to become the home professional who knows the right people. If you've listened to Episode 153, in which I shared actual scripts for connecting with referral partners, this episode is not a repeat. Rather, it builds off the methods and strategies I shared previously, with specific positioning toward realtors and similar professionals. Business is about relationships. When you embrace this, the likelihood of your business growing quickly will greatly increase.

Blogging is so impactful that you know your home industry business needs it, but you're wondering how you can reuse the content you've worked so long to create. Today on The Kate Show, I'm sharing easy tips for reusing your blog posts as marketing videos. Don't worry, the process is short and sweet. In fact, your biggest hurdle won't be filming the video, but having the courage to hit "record." We're going to talk about that, too.

Writing blog posts for your interior design, home staging, professional organizing, or window treatment business doesn't have to become your next part-time job. In today's episode of The Kate Show, I'm sharing everything from blog post writing strategies to best practices that can directly impact your SEO and result in faster content creation.

Pinterest is quietly making changes to its platform. While they have a right to make these changes, you have a right to be aware of how they intend to use your content and how those changes will directly affect your marketing as a home industry entrepreneur. Today I'm sharing a summary of these Pinterest changes and what you can consider changing in your Pinterest activities to potentially offset or circumvent any unwanted outcomes. The information I'm sharing today is crucial.

Specificity will grow your business in the home industry. Having a signature service will grow your business. Niching down and scaling up will elevate your brand, resulting in more referrals, better marketing, and amazing collaborations. No one knows this better than today's guest, Salimah Mamdani of Fully Booked Designer. Whether you are new to the home industry or you've been running your business for a few years already and are tired of slow growth, you are going to learn so much from Salimah today.

Today on The Kate Show, I'm sharing one such tool with you: Canva. Though a fun and lighthearted tool, it can do so much more than help you create your next social media post. Whether you have the free version of Canva or you've drunk the Kool-Aid of Canva Pro (I have! No regrets.), you are going to learn something new today about how Canva can serve you better.