Do you ever wonder if half of your marketing efforts are a waste of time or

money? You should. Learn how to assess and address this issue in today’s

episode.

Do you ever wonder if half of your marketing efforts are a waste of time or

money? You should. Learn how to assess and address this issue in today’s

episode.

As a business owner who has become very open about faith and business over the past couple years, I’ve gotten a radical perspective on faith and business. Surprisingly, I’ve realized that the more personal I make my business, the more people want to connect with, partner with, and work with my brand.

I’ve also discovered some non-offensive, effective ways to share my faith. In today’s episode of The Kate Show, you’ll hear my reasons for making faith the compass of my business as well as how my customers directly benefit from it.

As a business owner who has become very open about faith and business over the past couple years, I’ve gotten a radical perspective on faith and business. Surprisingly, I’ve realized that the more personal I make my business, the more people want to connect with, partner with, and work with my brand.

I’ve also discovered some non-offensive, effective ways to share my faith. In today’s episode of The Kate Show, you’ll hear my reasons for making faith the compass of my business as well as how my customers directly benefit from it.

Are you about to get a new website? Make sure it is designed correctly from day one by avoiding these top 20 design mistakes. These mistakes are far too common on interior design, home staging, and workroom websites. I’ll bet your site has at least one of these faux pas.

Are you about to get a new website? Make sure it is designed correctly from day one by avoiding these top 20 design mistakes. These mistakes are far too common on interior design, home staging, and workroom websites. I’ll bet your site has at least one of these faux pas.

Are you looking for a solid marketing plan that actually makes sense for your home industry based business? After providing many marketing consultations, I’ve been able to layout a framework of fail-proof principles that can help nearly any interior design, home staging, and workroom business create a marketing plan that works for them.

Are you looking for a solid marketing plan that actually makes sense for your home industry based business? After providing many marketing consultations, I’ve been able to layout a framework of fail-proof principles that can help nearly any interior design, home staging, and workroom business create a marketing plan that works for them.

Want to hear the worst piece of business / marketing advice floating around right now?

“I try to keep business and personal totally separate. It isn’t professional to talk about myself as part of my business.”

Following this mindset leads to poorly branded interior design, staging, and workroom businesses. It leads to shallow marketing (or a gross lack of marketing since the business owner will often find herself at a loss for what to say next). A lack of personality in your business can even lead to sporadic clients or ho-hum projects.

Many of you have heard my personal stories before. Each story I tell has been able to resonate with customers across different countries, nationalities, and belief systems. It’s often the reason people initially contact me before ultimately becoming a customer. What I’m doing isn’t new or original. I’m just allowing my brand to be vivacious and engaging. The only way to do that is to put a human (me) on the front line.

You should be doing this, too. Vulnerability is scary, but so are lifeless businesses.

In this episode, I'm sharing why and how you can start sharing your stories, even if you don't think you have a story to tell.

Want to hear the worst piece of business / marketing advice floating around right now?

“I try to keep business and personal totally separate. It isn’t professional to talk about myself as part of my business.”

Following this mindset leads to poorly branded interior design, staging, and workroom businesses. It leads to shallow marketing (or a gross lack of marketing since the business owner will often find herself at a loss for what to say next). A lack of personality in your business can even lead to sporadic clients or ho-hum projects.

Many of you have heard my personal stories before. Each story I tell has been able to resonate with customers across different countries, nationalities, and belief systems. It’s often the reason people initially contact me before ultimately becoming a customer. What I’m doing isn’t new or original. I’m just allowing my brand to be vivacious and engaging. The only way to do that is to put a human (me) on the front line.

You should be doing this, too. Vulnerability is scary, but so are lifeless businesses.

In this episode, I'm sharing why and how you can start sharing your stories, even if you don't think you have a story to tell.