JoAnne Lenart-Weary sharing FaceTime in Kennesaw
Growing a business involves so much more than talent. One of the best things you can do to grow your business is be everywhere…now that’s pretty impossible, isn’t it. So the key is to get people talking about you and eager to connect. FaceBook is important but the best way to find your customers is FaceTime, accomplished with presentations and workshops. You find the venue and we will arm you with a presentation outline, prop list, and tips for a successful 20-45 minute presentation. Check back often as this post will evolve as we build the list for you.
Top Ten Decorating Don’ts
10. Don’t keep silk and greenery more than 3-5 years. If your floral arrangements, dried or silk, are older than that, chances are they look tired and dated. Change out dated greenery and use less of it. The trend now is palms over ficus trees. (Prop-tired dated looking floral arrangment)
9. Don’t mount window treatments even with window frame. Elevate the ceiling line and visually increase size of room by mounting window treatments 8-12″ over frame. (Prop-show photos of window treatments mounted correctly)
Okay, more tips in next post!
Okay more on the greenery thing. I think greenery is one of the most neglected items in a room. The dust, the dust! OH PLEASE!
I have been working in a home where the dust was so bad that if I brushed by the faux plants I would need to change my shirt. Here are a few tips to help with the dusty syndrome.
1. If it is really bad. Take the plant outside and hose them off. Let them
dry in the sun.
(Note): Test a leaf first to be sure it doesn’t wash off the color.
2. You can buy a can spary made just for silk plants from a store like Michael’s and
that is suppose to help.
3. Sandra Racz one of The DSA instructors says, “The best and cheapest
way to get dust off plants and chandeliers, is to spray them with
cheap, and I do mean cheap, hairspray. Dollar store hair spray.
The cheaper the better.