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EPISODE · Mar 3, 2025 · 19 MIN

EP. 91: DIY vs. Pro: How to WIN Clients in the Age of Social Media

from Raising The Bar Podcast · host Precious Stevens

DIY Culture and How Event Designers Can Thrive In this compelling episode of 'Raising the Bar,' Precious Stevens, the Draping Queen, addresses the challenges event designers face with the rise of DIY culture.   She delves into the misconceptions about DIY event design, highlighting the stress, time, and costly mistakes often encountered. Stephens emphasizes the value of professional expertise and provides actionable advice on how designers can showcase their worth, highlight their skills, and offer a premium experience to clients.   Tune in to discover how to stand out in a DIY-driven world and prove your unique value as an event design expert.   RESOURCES MENTIONED: Event Draping Pricing Calculator: https://draping4dollars.com/pricing-calculator  Raising The Bar Mentorship: https://learnpremiumdraping.com/mentorship  Email: [email protected]   TIMESTAMP: 00:00 Introduction and Key Question 00:36 Welcome to Raising the Bar 01:42 The Rise of DIY Brides 05:05 Exposing DIY Myths 11:59 Proving Your Worth 17:46 Conclusion and Next Episode Teaser

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