About
Profile facts
Michelle Minch
Instagram Profile
Performance
View details
Michelle Minch’s Instagram is projected to grow by - / day
Projection based on recent performance trends.
New report. Limited history.
Followers Graph
Register for FREE email alerts on sudden spikes or drops in followers for Michelle Minch.
- Real-time alerts
- Growth insights
- No card required
Watchlist updated.
Michelle Minch — Instagram Follower Projections
Projected growth from past data. Actuals may vary with trends or algorithm shifts.
2K Followers
78 Posts
- Followers / Day
- Posts / Day
| Time Until | Date | Followers | Posts | Growth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Live | 1,842 | 78 | — | |
| Not enough data. | ||||
Michelle Minch has an Instagram engagement rate of 2.05%
Michelle Minch Historical Stats
Latest 15 entries. Daily follower gains and drops.
Michelle Minch can charge up to $1 USD per Instagram post.
Typical range: $1 – $1 USDMichelle Minch’s Influence Rate
Export CSVMichelle Minch shows an influence rate of 2.05%, suggesting a reach of ~35 per post.
Followers
2K
Posts
78
Engagement
2.05%
Avg. Likes
35
-
Michelle Minch (@homestagingpro) — 2K FollowersEngagement: 2.05% · Avg. Likes: 35 · Avg. Comments: 3
%s’s Influence Rate
FAQ – Michelle Minch Instagram Stats
Common questions about Michelle Minch’s Instagram analytics.
Answer: The Ultimate Staging Pricing Calculator inventor. Course creator for Stagers, Redesigners, Int Designers Los Angeles/Pasadena home staging & design.
Answer: Michelle Minch has 1,842 followers on Instagram.
Answer: Engagement rate of Michelle Minch's Instagram Account is 2.05%.
Answer: Average likes are about 35 per Instagram post.
Answer: Average comments are about 3 per post.
Answer: Instagram Id of Michelle Minch is @homestagingpro.
Answer: Worth of an Instagram post on Michelle Minch’s profile is $0 USD - $1 USD.
Answer: Michelle Minch discusses Interior Design, Real Estate, Home & Garden on their Instagram.Top captions from recent popular posts:
- For years (9 to be exact), I rented my home staging inventory from 2 furniture rental companies. I had my own inventory of rugs, artwork, accessories, bedding, etc. Working with furniture rental companies was actually very educational, because I learned a lot about furniture delivery and what furniture did and didn't work for home staging. Not being able to select and purchase my own furniture inventory was very limiting, but I made it work because, well, if it ain't broke, don't fix it. Well, it got broke. One of the furniture rental companies brought in a new manager. He decided that, even though I was giving them $200,000 of business per year, he wanted more. He eliminated my discounts, raised the cost of delivery to above market rates, and wanted me to be exclusive to their company. He got greedy and killed the goose that laid the golden egg. I realized that this company had too much power over my profitability. The next day, I went to a local bank and got a small business loan. I started looking for a large enough warehouse to store the inventory I would need. Within a week, I had found an 8,000 SF warehouse. I was ready to rock and roll. I never rented furniture again. I started buying inventory like a mad woman. I found a few local wholesale vendors who would sell to a "new" home staging company. I went to the Las Vegas Market with todd.mcallister.79 and tagged along as he & ryanmarsh56 placed their market orders. I opened accounts at any wholesale vendor that would have me as a customer (at that time most wholesale vendors hadn't caught on to how much money they could make selling to home stagers). I filled up that 8,000SF warehouse lickety-split. And I made a lot of mistakes. I bought furniture house by house. If a house had a purple wall, I bought a purple sofa. If a house had a massive family room, I bought a massive sectional that wouldn't fit anyplace else. SO.MANY.MISTAKES. Now, 9 years in to buying wholesale, I've learned a great deal about what to buy, how to buy it & who to buy it from. I created an online class to teach others what I've learned & how not to make the mistakes I've made. Link in comments.
- Gorgeous Studio City home staging project. Home on 4 levels with treetop and mountain views. Our home staging crew killed it! #StudioCityHomeStaging #LuxuryHomeStaging #WeKnowWhatMakesHomesSell #DiamondSofa #StudioCity #BallPillows #Sherpa
- One of my favorite home staging jobs of all time. Staging by Moving Mountains Design. Photo credit Kevin Edge. #MovingMountaindDesign #ArcadiaHomeStaging #ArcadiaRealEstate #LuxuryHomeStaging #WeKnowWhstMakesHomesSell
