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Staging Diva Announces Resource To Help Stagers Effortlessly Promote Their Services

Debra Gould
December 29, 2008
If you´re a home stager wishing to promote your industry while marketing your own business, a new product I´ve developed makes it easy for you.

Staging DivaŽ Chronicles Volume I: 12 Home Staging Articles You Can Use for Your Own Promotion is a collection of a dozen informative articles about the home staging industry to be used for home stagers´ own learning and/or self-promotion. When you purchase this resource, you´re free to reprint any or all of the articles to promote your own business. Each article is already formatted for insertion in your own blog, website or newsletter.

Each article has been written based on what I´ve learned over the past six years from running my own successful home staging business, Six Elements Inc., and training more than 1000 people through the Staging DivaŽ Home Staging Business Training Program.

I´m often asked by home stagers how they can generate enough content to regularly fill a monthly newsletter or blog. With Staging DivaŽ Chronicles, stagers will have a different article to put in their newsletter every month of the year, or to use for their blogs or to provide keyword-rich website content.


Several articles in Staging DivaŽ Chronicles educate homeowners about how they can benefit from hiring a professional home stager. This makes it easy for stagers to promote their services by educating homeowners and real estate agents about the value of home staging.

Topics in the collection include how home staging helps homeowners facing foreclosure, how real estate investors can maximize their profits, mistakes commonly made when hiring a home stager, why home staging is an essential marketing tool for real estate agents, turning a house into a hot property, tips for hiring a professional home stager and why someone should hire a professional home stager.

For more information, or to order a copy, visit http://www.stagingdiva.com/store
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Debra Gould

Debra Gould, aka The Staging DivaŽ, is President of Six Elements Inc., an internationally recognized home staging company. Inspired by many requests from aspiring home stagers wanting to start similar businesses, Gould created the Staging Diva Home Staging Business Training Program.

Gould has trained 1000+ Staging Diva Graduates worldwide to start their own businesses. All shared a natural talent for decorating and interest in real estate, but didn't know how to make a living in their own house staging business before learning her secrets.

Debra Gould's mission is to inspire and empower others to use their natural talents to earn a living. She followed her dreams and wants to teach others to be able to do the same.

Gould pursued an MBA in Marketing and began a corporate career before moving to advertising. In the 1980s, she launched one of the first integrated marketing firms, which she ran for 10 years. Wanting a more creative life, Debra gave it up to design home accessories. She created the Debra Gould Home Collection, landing a magazine cover story and book feature, followed by her first of several HGTV appearances.

Buying decorating and selling six of her own homes in four years lead to an interest in real estate staging which she turned into a new staging career with the launch of sixelements.com in 2002. Since that time she has staged homes for hundreds of clients in addition to providing home staging training.

Gould is the author of "Staging Diva Ultimate Design Guide: Home staging tips, tricks and floor plans", "Staging Diva Ultimate Color Guide: The easy way to pick colors for home staging projects", and "Staging Diva Ultimate Portfolio Guide: Winning clients with the perfect home staging portfolio".

In addition to HGTV, Debra Gould's media coverage includes: CityTV, GlobalTV, CBC, CBS Radio, CNNMoney, Wall Street Journal, Woman's Day, Reader's Digest, MoneySense, Entrepreneur, House and Home, Home & Decor, Style at Home, Centre of the City, USAA Magazine, FabJob Guide to Become a Home Stager, Home Style, National Post Homes, This Old House, Home Business Magazine, Globe & Mail and others.