On the show today you are going to meet Sarah Daniele! Sarah was recommended to me by a previous guest and my friend, Rachel Moriarty. So, who is Sarah Daniele? She is a very smart, take- the- bull- by- the- horns type person, interior designer and also happens to be the co-founder and CEO of Mydoma Studio! Sarah has a degree in interior design, has worked for others and then eventually started her own business, Mydoma Studio. Her business focuses on residential renovations, add-ons, kitchen, and bath. Today she is going to share with us a little about her career. Show Notes: When did Sarah start her new software? What were her guidelines for her new software system? Was her software originally for other designers? When did she decide to let other designers use her program? What changes were made to her software program to fit other designers? How did she know that other designers would need a different program than herself? How did she build her beta team to test the new product? Is Mydoma Studio an accounting software? Where did the name Mydoma Studio come from? How did she decide the “look” of her website? What is the usability of Mydoma Studio? What is Mydoma Studio and what can it help designers do with clients? What is the process to sign up for Sarah’s program on Mydoma Studio? What is a product catalog builder? What does it mean when the product catalog builder is global? How does a designer get the client on board using Mydoma Studio? Would the client still have access to their studio after the project is finished? How are the invoices incorporated in the program? Is there a way for the designer to view the project like they are the client? What is the targeted audience for Mydoma Studio? How are the fees decided? For the rest of the show notes, please visit our resource center: Window Works

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