What New Home Stagers Must Know about Getting Clients with Edi Keech
Hi guys, I am SO excited today to have Edi back on the show this week! She is absolutely amazing. We had Edi on the episode last week and just to give you a brief background if you haven’t had a chance to listen to last week’s show, Edi is a seasoned and very successful home stager based in Seattle. She has had several exciting careers before working as a home stager, which included a career in mathematics, teaching, being a COO for a world-class medical practice and an architect.
On the show today, we covered quite a bit, especially for those of you who are interested in learning more about pricing home staging services and building your home staging business.
We talked about:
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How can new stagers get a leg up and compete with seasoned stagers
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Pricing your home staging services
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How to style and stage the home without looking cookie-cutter
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Building different streams of income as a home stager Prop styling for production companies
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How to generate more leads from your existing clients How to work with real estate agents
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What you must have in your home staging contract
On today’s show, here are some of the stuff we discussed:
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How can new stagers get a leg up and compete with seasoned stagers
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Pricing your home staging services
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How to style and stage the home without looking cookie-cutter
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Building different streams of income as a home stager Prop styling for production companies
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How to generate more leads from your existing clients How to work with real estate agents
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What you must have in your home staging contract
About Edi
Edi Keech is uniquely both a graduate architect and an award-winning home stager, with over 40 years’ design experience, located in the Seattle area. Her many talents, education and experience elevate her as one of the most gifted and prominent home stagers & interior stylists in the industry. She trained at Syracuse University and the Architectural Association in London. Her design portfolio includes commercial properties in Philadelphia, offices in California, and innumerable private homes throughout the United States.
Additionally, Edi is skilled in technology and mathematics. She is certified in Mathematics Education, and taught for many years at the Performing Arts School of the Philadelphia College of Performing Arts. Leaving the world of private education, she moved on to the Hopewell Valley School District (Princeton, NJ) where she initiated the middle school computer science program and curriculum.
Edi developed her administrative talents in both New Jersey and California as Chief Operating Officer of a world-class medical practice. With her oversight, the company grew to be a multi-million-dollar enterprise.
Relocating to the Greater Seattle area has allowed Edi to return to her first love: design. She has developed a full-service home staging company, Staging Puget Sound. She has earned the designation of Lifetime Accredited Staging Professional Master, and is a Premier Member of the International Association of Home Staging Professionals (IAHSP). In 2017, she was honored with Best Vacant Staging and Top Stager awards by IAHSP at the annual International Conference.
Throughout the greater Puget Sound, Edi works with homeowners, realtors and investors to provide extraordinary visual marketing & design for each and every project, be it house, condo, apartment or manufactured home!
Connect with Edi
Staging Puget Sound LLC
253-315-2454
Your website: www.stagingpugetsound.com
Facebook: Http://www.facebook.com/Edi.keech
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