Interior Design Blog Titles for SEO: The Case Study 🤓


Happy Thursday Designers and Creative Entrepreneurs,

On Tuesday I gave you a quick test:

Copy the titles of your last 10 blog posts into ChatGPT and ask what your business does, who you help, and what problems you solve.

Today, I’m showing you what happened when I ran that test on two real interior design blogs.

And spoiler: both designers were doing smart things, but in very different ways.

One designer’s blog titles made her location and service lane crystal clear. The other designer’s titles did a great job naming the client’s emotional problem: remodel overwhelm, decision fatigue, budget stress, and the fear of making expensive mistakes.

The strongest blog strategy does both.

Because your blog titles are not just headlines. They are signals.

They help clients, Google, and increasingly AI tools understand whether you are relevant, trustworthy, and worth recommending.

In the article, I break down what worked, what could be stronger, and how tiny title tweaks can make a blog more findable and more compelling.

Read the case study here.

(And yes, this is a friendly nudge to go look at your last 10 blog titles. 😉 )

Cheering you on!

💛 Rebecca


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Well, hello there — have we met?

I’m Rebecca West. I help residential interior designers feel seriously confident about their marketing, sales, and client onboarding.

Everything I teach comes from running my firm, Seriously Happy Homes, for 17 years. Between 2007 and 2023, my team and I helped over 2,000 clients transform their small, tired houses into happy homes. 💛 Our work, and my book Happy Starts at Home, was featured on TV’s New Day, in The Wall Street Journal, Live Happy Magazine, Success Magazine, & beyond!

Then, in 2023, I closed my design studio and moved to Paris, and, a couple of years later, to the south of France. ( 🤩 !! )

As a coach, consultant, and gal-who's-been-there, I'm here to help the next generation of creative, hardworking, detail-oriented interior designers get found, get great clients, and get paid like a pro!

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