I learned that the hard way. On paper, I drew thin, precise lines. I had my X-Acto knife, foam core, and glue, and built my first architecture model at Drexel University.

You finished an amazing project. You designed a stunning kitchen, a hallway with a grand staircase, and a living room that finally works perfectly for your client’s family.

Your potential clients care about more than stunning photos. They want to know that the spaces you design are healthier to live in, kinder to the planet, and aligned with their values

You're brilliant at what you do and completely stuck when it comes to writing about it.

Your future clients absolutely want pretty photos. They’re scrolling Instagram, saving pins, and screenshotting inspiration. But when it comes time to hire someone, they want proof that your interior design process or architectural design process will work for their real lives.

You pour your heart into every project. The plans, the materials, the details that nobody notices but everybody feels. And when it's done, you photograph the finished spaces and add them to your portfolio.

Your dream client is somewhere out there, quietly researching architects and designers for months, figuring out who they can trust with the biggest investment of their lives.

Getting someone to hire you to build their dream home or design the spaces inside isn't an overnight decision. In fact, it can take anywhere from six months to a year, sometimes two or three, before a potential client is ready to move ahead.

You have a gorgeous portfolio. Stunning images that showcase your design talent. But images alone aren't winning you clients. Potential clients scroll through your beautiful photos, then scroll through 10 other designers' gorgeous photos. They can't tell the difference between your work and everyone else's.

You spent years in architecture or interior design school, learning the trade, gaining experience, and absorbing knowledge from designers you admire. You finally opened your firm, invested in a beautiful website, and waited for dream clients to find you.

How to stand out from your competition when everyone creates beautiful spaces.

Yes, hundreds of women do what you do. There are an unlimited number of interior designers and countless architects worldwide. But no one is you. While others may have technical skills, they can't replicate your distinct voice, your story, or the magic you bring.

You’ve got a beautiful website with your portfolio full of pictures from your latest projects. You know that all these great designs are sure to catch the eye of prospective clients. After all, can’t those clients just see how the spaces that you create will improve their lifestyle? If you have designed amazing buildings and published all the fabulous pictures, why do architects and designers need to write consistent blogs and newsletters to increase business? People look

As a professional architect or designer, you’re probably highly creative when it comes to drawings. But when it comes to writing content, there could be some issues. What kind of content should you publish to attract the projects you want? How do you develop topics for your blogs, articles, and newsletters? Here are 10 topic ideas for blogs that every architect and designer should have on their website to help win clients and show why you are the right person to design their