Lauren went to school in NYC for costume design.
When she finished, she found no one was beating down her door job-wise.
She had many elaborate scenes found within her imagination…
…and decided to express them in a way that didn’t break the bank.
By making tiny worlds.
She threw up a few of her creations on Etsy and when people snapped them up it surprised her.
Pretty soon her hometown newspaper was clamoring to get a story.
Then she woke up to find out she was in the New York Times.
She hit the “circuit”, meeting other miniature conventioneers ad customers purchasing her creations.
Her love for research and reproducing authentic historical documents and other pieces…
…extended to helping with an Escape Room.
She has a keen designer’s eye and her work is nothing short of exquisite.
Listen for yourself as her and I delve into some of the products she offers.
Explore the ways she is selling to her awesome fans.
I’m sure your creativity will jump into high gear too!

In this episode, you’ll discover:

* How one “mix-up” lead to even more intrigue and mystery amongst her customers.
* Can you offer your products and services in similar creative ways? (The haunted dollhouse is GOLD.)
* The clever way Lauren’s “persona” is facilitating all her products.
* Story-telling ideas abound in this episode. Can you take one and put it in place right now in your business?
* Listen to her discuss design and now take a look at your logo…your graphics…your products.


Mentioned:

* Lady Delaney’s “Letters From Dead People”
* Lady Delaney’s Instagram
* Lady Delaney’s Etsy shop
* David Allan’s Make Words Pay

Intro and outro backing music: Forever More by CREO

David Allan: Hey, everybody, we’re back for another edition of the podcast and today I have Lauren Delaney George on the show a longtime friend of mine I haven’t seen in like a couple years…
Lauren Delaney George: way too long
David Allan: I met you through another magician friend
of mine right and you actually took a picture of us that’s still floating around if ypou remember and you are… would you
call yourself a miniaturist? Is that
Lauren Delaney George: That’s pretty good
David Allan: I was thinking about that on the way over… she makes miniatures that are miniatures…
Lauren Delaney George: I guess so yeah it’s always hard to explain to people what it is that I do. I get some interesting looks…
David Allan: Yeah and I’ll put the Instagram in the links and stuff to people to check it out but you have some of the most
fascinating little scenarios and scenes set up in your Instagram and your Facebook posts and stuff which you know these tiny little well it’s dollhouse furniture yeah but you create these
magnificent worlds I would say that feel…because the quality of your work they feel real it’s you know I got grew up in
Canada and I don’t know if Americans can will relate to this but like Friendly Giant was a big show in in Canada I think it’s like a British show or something but he would come in the giant this one called regular-sized person who’s playing a giant...