To do or not to do. Is that a question?
Advertising is critical for many businesses, but spending precious dollars on ads that don’t work is a waste. What are the best ways to target your audience? This post addresses common ideas, but your own experience may guide you in other directions. Consider this a starting [...]

In the next month or so I would like to discuss in depth the marketing strategies shared with me from Gary Heavin founder and CEO of Curves for Women.  Some may ask, “How can you relate a music studio to a fitness franchise?”  This answer is simple as there are many similarities between the [...]

It’s not unusual for the holidays to be a “down time” for studios. Here are some ideas that might turn these otherwise quiet days into positive energy and help build your business.
Consider this blog posting “timely,” since the the holiday break for schools is rapidly approaching. There may be an opportunity to implement some of [...]

One way to get the positive attention of parents, students and relatives is to make sure that any performance is presentedin the best way possible. This means paying attention to all the performance details along with having a professional printed program. Here are some tips that might give you additional ideas.
On the one hand, they [...]

This is Part 2 of the content around growing your studio. We at Studio Helper want to jump start your thinking. Truth: I’ve had enough thoughts that there will even be a “Part 3 of 2” down the road.
This article focuses on ideas that may help your web marketing and use of email succeed.
The goal: [...]

Growing a studio can be challenging
This post is the first of two covering creative thoughts to help build your studio. Perhaps they’ll get your own creative juices going on marketing ideas. Studio Helper can help you manage the studio as it grows so all aspects stay under control. Controlled growth is always a good thing, [...]