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is it possible to choose two "pro" categories?

9 years ago

We are architects, but also interior designers and decorators, I would like to show up in those two professional categories. Is it possible?...
Agata

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Tom Flanagan
9 years ago
Hi there,

Thanks for getting in touch! You can only choose one category to sort yourself in, however everything in your business description is searchable, so if you include interior designers and decorators in your description, you should still appear in that category too!
Hope that helps!
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Agami Design
Original Author
9 years ago
Thank you Tom,
That is very helpful.
Best,
Agata
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