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Hi First name /  IDC Member,
Thank you for being here! This week’s roundup is for those moments when you’re looking for a more reliable approach to decision-making, clearer communication in your niche, and a realistic plan for seeking help with marketing without wasting money.
IDC has a event at LasVegas Market. Will you be there?
(results will be posted in next week's newsletter)
 
RSVP for our Panel Discussion 
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Speakers: Christoper Kennedy, Shannon Ggem, and Erin Haskell
Sell the Why, Not the Price: Upsells That Clients Thank You For
Clients do not upgrade because you showed them a pricier option, they upgrade because you helped them see the outcome. This panel shares top-level guidance for making upgrade conversations feel calm, professional, and client-centered, focusing on how to position additional investment as a smarter result, fewer regrets, and a smoother project.
 
Main Takeaways:
  •    How to anchor every upsell to outcomes clients care about, comfort, durability, maintenance, timing, and overall cohesion
  •    How to package and present upgrades as clear choices and milestones, so decisions feel easy and intentional
  •    How to protect the relationship while protecting profit, using boundaries, transparency, and a consistent process for scope changes
 
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IT’S NOT LUCK.
IT’S LAS VEGAS MARKET.
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KBIS 2026 (Kitchen & Bath Industry Show) is set for February 17-19, 2026, at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida – IDC Details coming soon!
Plan Ahead for this Event!
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Ireland's Best Design Show
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Help IDC by linking your website to ours!
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Popping off on the Gram
Last week's poll results!
Where will you invest learning time next quarter?
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Learn. Share. Grow.
That’s a wrap on this week’s “Interior Insider.” 
If there’s one takeaway, it’s Dane's reminder that comfort and quality should guide your major decisions. This perspective serves as a steadying filter when budgets, timelines, and differing opinions become overwhelming.
Additionally, if you're entering a marketing phase, the two posts complement each other well. One helps clarify the type of work you truly want, while the other guides you in hiring support that protects both your time and cash flow.
Laurie Laizure
 

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