TIPS FOR GETTING PUBLISHED
The quickest way to gain notoriety and exposure is to have your design work published. But getting published is no easy feat. Here, experienced location scout, contributor and publicist Sarah Alba, founder of Albaworks, provides her perspective on how to get published.
STAYING PRESENT & PRODUCTIVE
With everyone at home, on their computers and devices, Sarah Alba is working now more than ever to feed her network inspirational content for both digital and print. Here she shares why it is crucial for designers to promote their projects and perspectives during this time.
GAINING EXPOSURE
It’s important that interior design ideas get seen as final projects. This can inspire others, uplift the reputation of the residential design industry, and bring you credibility and exposure for your efforts. But which is better—getting featured in a print magazine or in an online article?
PRINT REQUIREMENTS
Well known print publications require a lot more than digital magazines in order to feature interior designer projects. Here are some topics to focus on to be sure you’re putting yourself in the best position to get published.
Main image: Designed by Hoedemaker Pfeiffer. Photographed by Kevin Scott. As featured in Livingetc Magazine.