How does Information Overload affect your interior design clients?
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago
Yes, clients are often confused by all the design advice and DIY tips they can get online, and renovation TV shows
No, the information overload does NOT make it harder for me to show my clients what I can contribute to their project
Other things raise challenges for me with clients (like getting paid, or running interference with family members) Please share in the comments below)
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