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DON’T WAIT FOR THE PHOTOS: 5 Things Designers Can Do Now to Build Their PR Pipeline

For many interior designers, PR starts when a project is finished and photography is ready to send to media. But if you wait for photos in hand, you may be missing opportunities to build interest in y...

DON’T WAIT FOR THE PHOTOS: 5 Things Designers Can Do Now to Build Their PR Pipeline

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COVER WORTHY: Why Some Beautiful Designer Projects Get Covered (and Others Don’t)

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KEEPING EYES ON YOUR WEBSITE: 4 Easy Ways for Designers to Build Engagement

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PUT YOUR BEST FACE FORWARD: Why a Team Approach to Designer PR Is Just Not Good Enough

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WHY PR NOW: When Times Get Tough, The Tough Get Pitching

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DOG MODELS WANTED: This Design Media Trend Will Help You Get Published

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WHEN IN DOUBT, FOLLOW UP: The Simple, Don’t-Miss Trick to Really Getting Media Coverage

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BETTER BOASTING: Making the “Press” Page Work for You

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LET IT SNOW: How to Think Seasonally for PR Traction

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AULD LANG SYNE: This New Year’s PR Strategy Begins With Looking Backwards