Questions
Common questions
Which channels work best for architecture & interior design?
Instagram and Pinterest are primary and behave as portfolio platforms. Houzz and architecture publications carry authority. LinkedIn matters for commercial and developer work.
What content actually converts in this sector?
Project photography of a consistently high standard, process and drawing content that demonstrates thinking, and material and detail close-ups. Explaining the reasoning behind decisions differentiates a studio from an image feed.
What are the regulatory risks?
Photography rights and credits are a persistent source of dispute — agree usage before publishing. Client confidentiality frequently restricts what can be shown and when. Publishing work you do not want more of is a strategic error.
What should we be measuring?
Enquiry quality and project fit. A studio that gets many enquiries for work it does not want has a positioning problem, not a marketing one.
Where would you start with a architecture & interior design client?
I start by asking which projects the studio wants more of, then check whether those are the projects being published. They frequently are not, which is a positioning problem dressed as a marketing one.