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Hosted by Lori Fischer · business · EN-US
The live-workshop style business podcast helping Real Estate Staging CEO's redefine success and chase big, beautiful dreams. With mini implementation plans, expert interviews, and behind-the-scenes of my own business learning curves...you will be able to roll up your sleeves, dive in and stage the heck out of your business!
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe live-workshop style business podcast helping Real Estate Staging CEO's redefine success and chase big, beautiful dreams. With mini implementation plans, expert interviews, and behind-the-scenes of my own business learning curves...you will be able to roll up your sleeves, dive in and stage the heck out of your business!
Staging Sips is hosted by Lori Fischer. The show has published 177 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "How to Automate Your Staging Business Without Losing Flexibility" (24 October 2026, 24 minutes), "MVP: Why Staging Business Growth Starts With You" (10 October 2026, 17 minutes), and "The 30-Day Challenge Every Staging Business Owner Should Take" (3 October 2026, 26 minutes).
Staging Sips publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 26 minutes across 177 episodes.
Booking probability for Staging Sips is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Staging Sips requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Staging Sips's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Staging Sips are Property Management & Appraisal and Marketing, Advertising & PR. Staging Sips has a business audience.
Lori Fischer hosts Staging Sips, a business podcast with 177 episodes published.
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Before You Automate Your Business, Decide What Doesn't Change When you're thinking about automation or AI agents, it's easy to start with the tools. But before a system can move work forward, you need to decide how your...

Episode #167
The real driver behind staging business growth. When you want to focus on staging business growth, it's easy to look outward. More clients. More inventory. More bookings. More revenue. Those things can certainly signal...

Could Your Staging Business Run Without You for 30 Days? What would happen if you disappeared from your staging business for 30 days—and your team couldn't call, text, email, or send a carrier pigeon to get your help...

Episode #165
What does it take to build a business that lasts 50 years? For this episode, I'm sitting down with someone who has shaped so much of the way I think about business: my mom, Gina Hutchinson. Fifty years ago, she started...

Are your business boundaries working for you? As your home staging business grows, the way you work with clients, your team, and your schedule may need to change, too. Early on, saying yes to everything can feel like...

50,000 downloads: The quiet decisions changing staging businesses Staging Sips is approaching its 50,000th download, and this episode is a celebration, a thank-you, and an invitation. It's easy to see 50,000 as a...

Episode #162
The flexibility that helped grow your staging business could now be keeping you stuck. In the early stages of a home staging business, saying yes can feel like a competitive advantage. You accept a different payment...

A slow season may be exactly what your business needs. Every business owner experiences slow business seasons when ideas stop flowing, outreach goes nowhere, cash feels tight, or the systems and team you built suddenly...

Your brain may be the reason you can't escape the daily demands of your staging business. You hired the team. You built the systems. You finally have enough revenue to get some help. So why are you still answering every...

What happens when business owners stop accepting scattered systems, manual follow-ups, and time-consuming workflows as "just part of running a business"? In this episode of Staging Sips, Lori sits down with Harlowe...

Let's talk about a topic that sounds boring but isn't: how you get paid. I started this episode wanting to talk credit card processing fees, but the deeper I went, the more I realized the fee is the smallest part of the...

One Saturday morning, doing my New York Times Spelling Bee (don't judge me, it's a whole ritual), I decided to write down every piece of software my staging business runs on. I even had to dig through my bank statements...

This week I'm continuing our series on how I simplified my staging business and how fifteen years of lived experience is directly shaping how Harlowe is built. I walk through the full project life cycle for vacant...

For years, every time a client wanted to move forward, I found myself jumping between multiple tools , entering the same information over and over again, and waiting for the next step. I'd send the proposal, wait for a...

Episode #154
For years, I was convinced I just hadn't found the right tool for our styling evaluation reports. So I kept searching, rebuilding, and starting over. Every new solution fixed one problem while creating another, and...

When you think about growing your staging business, it's easy to assume the next step is better marketing, more social media, or a steady stream of leads. But what if those aren't the exact things holding your business...

Some moments stop you cold. This episode is about one of those moments and it came in the form of four words written in my youngest son's handwriting, slipped under my closed office door on a Sunday night. This is one...

Have you ever opened your computer in the morning and immediately found yourself clicking between six different tabs just to figure out what's happening in your business? As we've been onboarding founding members into...

I want to talk about a question I get asked all the time: Where does the admin role stop? Where does the lead stager role begin? And where exactly does the CEO fit into all of this? The truth is, most of us never...

Most staging business owners don't wake up in the morning excited to think about scheduling. Yet somehow, it becomes one of the biggest invisible jobs in the business. As I've spent countless hours mapping workflows and...
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