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If you’re looking to attract more interior design clients and grow your business then having a website that converts is a crucial component of an effective lead generation strategy. In this post I share some tips and strategies for how to improve your website and make it convert better.

In this post I’m sharing the importance of brand values and why you need them. I’ll also give you a look at how I’ve developed my own brand values for The Little Design Corner and some ideas for how you can use brand values in your business.

Over the last 10 years I’ve built a community of more than 150,000 people across my different channels. Here are 20 lessons I’ve learned along the way.

ChatGPT, the language model developed by OpenAI, is a powerful tool that can speed up your writing process and help you create content quickly and easily. The problem with ChatGPT is that if you give it boring prompts, you’ll get boring responses. However, if you are clever about what you ask it, you’ll get much better answers. So here are 7 tips to help you create better content using ChatGPT.

The way I mange the creation of lots of content over lots of platforms is to repurpose like crazy. In this post I share the framework I use to create heaps of content each day - all on my own.

Writing online is completely different to how we were taught to write in school. You’ve only got a couple of seconds to capture someone’s attention and make them realise that your blog post, newsletter or Instagram caption is worth their time and attention. Here are four tips for how to improve your online writing.

There are 49 weeks left in 2023. Don’t let another year pass without getting on top of your content creation for your interior design business. To help you start taking action and reduce your excuses for content creation I’ve brainstormed 49 content topic ideas for you in this post. I also give you a step-by-step plan for how to get your content created. If you take action on this post you’ll have 49 content pieces created by the end of 2023!

I have nearly 100,000 followers across my two Instagram pages. In this post I’m sharing my approach to Instagram in 2023 and how I’m planning to continue growing (and adding value) on the platform this year.

It’s important that we are always trying to move our community off the platforms we don't own and to assets that we own and control ourselves - and your email list is one of the big assets you can build in your business. ⁠But I know many people find email a bit overwhelming so in this post I share what I do and how I’ve become consistent with it.

In this post I share the pros and cons of using your own name in your interior design business name, and offer some other tips on naming your design business as well.

Today I’m sharing three systems that I use to come up with a consistent stream of content ideas. Coming up with content ‘on the go’ is the worst way of doing it. You need to have a system for capturing ideas as you have them so when you sit down to create a piece of content you aren’t staring at a blank page and hoping to think of something. Here’s how I do it…

Lots of designers are lazy with their use of Instagram stories and don’t use them to their full advantage. But Instagram stories are where the real magic happens! It’s where you can post spontaneous, real, behind the scenes content and where your community can really get to know you better. In this post I’m sharing lots of prompts so you never run out of ideas for your stories!

Today I want to share what your community size REALLY look like. The message from this post is really simple. Stop worrying about follower numbers and start creating the best possible content you can for the people who are already part of your community. How can you change the life of just one person in your community?

In this post I go over some basic principles behind creating a website for your interior design or architecture business. I also share the pages that I suggest you create when putting together your design business website and give you tips for how to help your website convert visitors in to paying clients.

Here are 5 ways to use Pinterest in your Interior Design Business to generate more clients and traffic to your business.