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Case study

From Local Studio to National Voice in Design

Roseberry Allen, quoted in CNN, Forbes, and Martha Stewart Living.

Client
Roseberry Allen
Service
Digital PR
Timeline
6
National outlets
10M+
Est. earned impressions
As featured in
CNN · Forbes · US News & World Report · Better Homes & Gardens · Martha Stewart Living · The Spruce
The story
Digital PR · Roseberry Allen

Client

A high-end, Ohio-based interior design firm that, while locally rooted, provides services nationwide.

Objective

Primarily, build brand awareness and visibility while positioning the client as a trusted expert and thought leader in the national interior design conversation, expanding their audience and potential client network beyond the Midwest. Secondarily, generate meaningful third-party credibility to support long-term business growth and reinforce the studio's positioning at the top of its market.

Strategy

L&L Collective identified a sustained and growing media interest for interior design trend forecasting, home renovation guidance, and lifestyle-driven design content.

We proactively tracked emerging editorial themes across home, lifestyle, and news verticals, maintained readiness to respond to timely opportunities, and pitched strategically across a curated mix of consumer, business, and lifestyle publications, targeting editors actively covering design, home, and culture.

Result

The client was selected as a featured expert source across a mix of nationally recognized media brands, competing against and outperforming design voices from across the country. Each placement delivered both immediate visibility and long-term brand equity.

The client received:

  • Featured expert placements in CNN, Forbes, US News & World Report, Better Homes & Gardens, Martha Stewart Living, and The Spruce
  • Estimated earned impressions spanning tens of millions across combined digital, print, newsletter, and syndicated channels
  • Established positioning as a go-to voice in national design trend conversations, spanning color, space, material, and lifestyle shifts
  • Increased share of voice in a competitive, high-profile media category
  • Enhanced authority and reputation with prospective high-end clients
  • Evergreen visibility through continued online discovery via high-authority publication domains
  • Marketing language and assets, including quotes, outlet logos, and "as seen in" language, for use across the client's website, proposals, social, and email
  • Elevated standing among peers and competitors, backed by third-party credibility from some of the most trusted media brands in the country
  • Active positioning as an ongoing trusted source for design editors pursuing future stories

Why It Worked

The success of this campaign came from matching genuine expertise with the conversations the media was already having. Instead of generic outreach, L&L focused on:

  • Relevant editorial timing: pitches aligned with seasonal and cultural moments editors were actively covering
  • Strong positioning: the client's voice was framed as distinct, informed, and locally grounded, not generic
  • Clear expertise: focused talking points gave reporters exactly what they needed to build a credible story
  • Consumer-friendly insight: commentary spoke to real trends homeowners were experiencing, making quotes immediately usable

The result is a firm that no longer competes on a local stage alone. Through consistent national media presence, they've become part of the design conversation at the highest level, with the credibility, visibility, and authority to match.

A firm that no longer competes on a local stage alone.

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