A home staging business can't grow itself

Over the years I’ve trained thousands of people to take their decorating talent and turn it into a profitable home staging business. Unfortunately, after that training is finished, I don't have any control over what people do with their new knowledge.

The best case scenario sees a new home stager take what they’ve learned about building a successful business and forge on; setting up alliances, marketing their company and getting lots of clients. However, this is not always what happens. Read more about what often happens after someone completes their home staging training at the Home Staging Business Report.

Australian Staging Diva Graduate featured on TV

Staging Diva Graduate, Anne Gunson of Home Staging by Anne, is being featured on an upcoming segment of Australian TV show A Current Affair.

The show follows Anne from an initial home staging consultation right through to the final completion of staging a property before it was listed. When the sellers were interviewed for the segment, they noted “the house wouldn’t have sold without staging.”

Read this entire home staging success story on the Home Staging Business Report.

Home Staging Success Story - Gary Baugher

Staging Diva Graduate Gary Baugher of An Eye 4 Change (TN) keeps proving that home staging works. He has written to tell me that despite the economy, business is great in Nashville. In one weekend Gary staged three homes and two of them sold within two weeks in his slow real estate market.

Read more about Gary's story and successes of other Staging Diva Graduates here.

Earn extra cash doing weekend home staging consultations

Building up an emergency fund is always a good idea, whether you have a paying job, work part time or are planning to start a business. If nothing else, you'll feel better just knowing you have some savings "just in case".

If you're considering starting a home staging business, but are currently working, you can earn extra money by doing home staging consultations on the weekends.

You can find a more detailed article on this topic here at the Home Staging Business Report.

Home Stagers have high earning potential in poor economy

If you're interested in starting a home staging business, you have most likely heard of a training program guaranteeing home staging employment at $24-$30 per hour. This might sound like a lot to you, but it's really a low income for a professional home stager.

In this economy, home staging is a needed service and you can actually earn closer to six-figures a year if you're seriously commited to building your business.

I recently posted an article to the Home Staging Business Report about this topic in greater detail. You can read it in detail here.

Home Staging excellent career option for moms

If you're like many busy mothers searching for a business start up that offers maximum flexibility to fit your lifestyle, a home staging career would be ideal for you.

Even if you have very young children you can make a home staging career work for you because of the ability to build your business working whatever hours your schedule permits.

In a post on the Home Staging Business Report, I went into this topic in great detail. You can read that story here.

Home Stagers don't have to worry about job security

It's hard to avoid recent news headlines about the massive numbers of job losses in the US. In a post on the Home Staging Business Report I talked about why a career in home staging can offer more job security than your day job.

You can read that story here.