Comments on: Home Stagers: Learn from pomegranate marketing

By: Nurse and mother proves home staging works | Staging Diva Dispatch

Nurse and mother proves home staging works | Staging Diva Dispatch — Thu, 29 Apr 2010 13:24:15 +0000

[...] stager to change that by helping them understand the significant difference staging can make.> Read more about the importance of explaining the benefits of what you do to your target market> If you’re not much of a writer and you’d like some pre-written articles that will [...]

By: North American real estate markets look strong for home stagers | Debra Gould Online Media Room

Thu, 07 Jan 2010 15:51:09 +0000

[...] for home stagers as more homes come onto the market. As a home stager (or real estate agent) it’s critical to educate home sellers about the importance of staging and especially why it’s most effective with first-time buyers. For more information on why this [...]

By: Healthy Canadian real estate market looks good for home stagers | Home Staging Business Report

Mon, 30 Nov 2009 14:49:10 +0000

[...] the demand for home stagers as more homes come onto the market. As a home stager it’s critical to educate home sellers about the importance of staging and especially why it’s most effective with first-time buyers. For more information on why [...]

By: Shirin Sarikhani, ASP

Shirin Sarikhani, ASP — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 06:00:30 +0000

I totally agree with you and your approach. My best staging projects has been when, my clients understood how staging works, valued my work, and trusted me. Sometimes, I hear complaints about the staging costs, due to their lack of understanding the value of staging; therefore, it is hard for them to understand that this fee is an investment and not an expense. However, I’ve to admit, that people are coming around bit by bit and they’re learning and valuing our work. At least, this is true in Seattle, most people want their home staged. I believe that creative stagers can work with any budget to make the necessary impact. Knowledge is gold and all of us need to help each other and keep educating our clients.

By: Debbie Fiskum, The Home Decor Genie

Debbie Fiskum, The Home Decor Genie — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 04:34:56 +0000

That’s a great approach! I will use the “educational” approach at my next realtor’s networking meeting. There truly is a lot of confusion about just what we do and how it will benefit the home seller or the realtor!