EP 029 | How Interior Designers Get Media Attention with Vicky Sanderson
October 11, 2017
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Want to get your work published and build credibility as a design expert?
In this episode, Kimberley Seldon speaks with design journalist Vicky Sanderson about how interior designers can work effectively with the media to increase visibility, strengthen their brand, and attract ideal clients. With decades of experience covering the design industry, Vicky shares what editors, writers, and media outlets look for—and how designers can position themselves for success.
For interior designers interested in public relations, publishing opportunities, and thought leadership, this episode offers practical advice on earning meaningful media exposure.
In this episode, we learn:
• What supplied content is and how designers can use it strategically
• The difference between controlled and paid circulation publications
• The essential tools every designer needs for media outreach
• How media exposure can strengthen your brand and credibility
• Why building relationships with writers and editors matters
• How sharing your expertise can create new business opportunities
Take Aways
It’s worth investing in professional photographers, stylists and writers to give you a competitive edge and make the right impression. With photography, make sure to take both portrait (vertical) and landscape (horizontal) images so your images will work across all media.
Recommended Reading
Check out the article: Pro Photo = Pro Designer
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