The only money I spend on marketing my studio each year is for new business cards. For less than $50, I can spread the word about my services far and wide, and also allow others to easily do the same. I have found business cards to be way more effective than print ads, online ads, fliers, and just about every other marketing method out there. I...
Read MoreShare why you decided to start a studio and inspire others. We're collecting short quotes from studio owners on why they decided to start a studio. Was it your passion for teaching, or wanting to provide an amazing place to learn in your community? Let us know and we'll feature your quote in an upcoming blog post and graphic that will be shared online. Email your reason...
Read MoreBy Kate Powell As musicians and artists, it is important to be philanthropically involved in our immediate community (or global community) and use either our talents or other resources to help those less fortunate around us. Art is a soul language and it is fitting that those who practice it will invest in the “soul food” of the surrounding community. The good karma can only be...
Read MoreWe have worked hard this last week at getting fixes merged to the live site. Below are a list of things that have been merged: 1. 404 Error after hitting submit (payment) now fixed 2. Notifications: Add a checkbox for studio ID now fixed 3. Instruments not showing up when using the filter to show instruments now fixed 4. Exported Teacher Roster does not include the email addresses...
Read MoreDoes your studio have a Facebook page? It seems as though nearly every business these days has one. When I am checking out different businesses — whether it’s a summer camp I want to enroll my daughter in or a new coffee shop in town — I often check out the business’ Facebook page. Checking out a Facebook page helps me get a real “feel” for a place or activity to know whether or not it’s something I want to invest my time and money in. When choosing an activity or camp for my daughter, I can often tell by the Facebook page if the business is active and thriving by whether or not they are posting events, photos and information.
What does your studio’s Facebook page say about your studio? Are you letting your community know that you are an active studio with a lot to offer? Remember that maintaining a Facebook page doesn’t cost a thing! Free advertising!