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In Good Space
In Good Space explores the business behind home staging and interior design.
Hosted by Alisa Sparks, founder of Linden Creek, the show breaks down what it takes to build a profitable, scalable creative company in the home industry.
Episodes cover staging strategy, real estate marketing, pricing, systems, team growth, and franchising, grounded in real-world experience.
Homeowners, real estate agents, builders, staging professionals, and entrepreneurs exploring franchise opportunities will gain a clearer understanding of how successful staging and design companies are built.
In Good Space
Latest Episodes
Starting a Business? Have These 2 Conversations With Your Spouse
We talk through what really changes when one partner wants to start or buy a business and why a supportive spouse can be the difference between burnout and momentum.We share the two conversations we think every couple needs before going ...
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A Week Inside A Home Staging Business From Warehouse To Install
We break down what a real week in a home staging business looks like, from warehouse prep and heavy lifting to install days and de-staging. We share why the best staging highlights a home’s architecture instead of the decor, and how the job evo...
Build A Team That Cares
We unpack the real gap between building a team that cares and building a team that simply complies, then lay out the three levers we use to protect culture as we grow. We share the hiring questions, mission stories, and hard calls that keep our...
Fix These Nine Things Before You List Your House
We share the nine repairs that actually increase buyer confidence before a home hits the market, based on what we see paying back again and again. We also call out common pre-listing projects that drain budgets without delivering a real return....
Six Uncomfortable Habits That Build Real Business Growth
We break down six uncomfortable habits that help us grow a real business, from saying no to good-looking opportunities to tracking the numbers before problems snowball. We also get candid about leadership decisions that never feel fun, like tou...