Episode 6

3 Things That Transform Your Design Business

Published on: 5th February, 2024

Calling all aspiring designers! In this week's episode, we talk about three things that will transform your interior design business.

1) Move it Online and Streamline

Digitize your routine activities with online tools. I'll share two easy ones to get you started.

2) Automate

Find ways to automate daily tasks like booking appointments.

3) Elevate your process

Upgrade all of your client-facing moments such as proposals and information packets with these tools.

Watch your productivity and profit soar in 2024 by investing the time in upgrading and streamlining your client experience process and procurement. Digital tools (many of them free!) not only project a professional appearance to your clients, but they save you time and increase your profitability so you can book clients on repeat and make your design business dream a reality.

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About the Podcast

Behind the Drapery
Business Advice for Aspiring Designers and Design Enthusiasts
Ever thought about starting your own business as an interior designer? Join Liz Levin (nationally published, design entrepreneur of 20 years) as she interviews experts, colleagues and creatives to pull back the curtain on the design industry.
Whether you're passionate about design, eager to start your design business, or simply curious about what happens behind the scenes, we're here to open the doors for you.

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Liz Levin

Based in Washington, D.C., Liz Levin launched her eponymous design studio in 2004 with a focus on creating uniquely modern and livable homes. Just three years after launching her first design business, Liz was named a “Face of the Future” by The Washington Post. She was featured by The Post, again, in 2011, for her work in the DC Design House.
Emphasizing a fresh approach to every project, she is inspired by the unique elements of each home she designs. Her work has appeared in Better Homes & Gardens, House Beautiful, Coastal Living, Washingtonian, DC Modern Luxury, Home & Design and LUXE.
She also coaches aspiring interior designers on growing their own successful design businesses via her online education The Design Business Accelerator at DesignBizToolkit.com She currently lives in Bethesda, Maryland with her husband, two daughters and two doodles.