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In this episode we discuss the pros and cons of teaching online video lessons. We cover some of the main platforms, basic gear needed, trouble shooting, and some real life stories. Do you teach online? Tell us how you do it.

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In this episode we discuss the importance of student retention and things to consider that will help you keep students coming back for more lessons. Is your retention good? Let us know.

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In this episode we discuss the different ways we can advertise, etc to get new students. All teachers, new and old need a healthy influx of new students. But is that all? How do you land new students?

Disclaimer: In this podcast recording TeJay said it was episode 4. He was wrong. It is episode 5.

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In this episode we take a look at holidays, make-ups, and missed lessons. This topic is a deep dive into one of the many topics covered in Episode 1 (The importance of a studio policy). As always, we have some real world experiences, and share how we handle these topics in our studios.

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In this episode we take a look at payments and invoicing. This topic is a deep dive of one of the many bullet points we covered in episode 1 (The importance of a studio policy). We tell a few real-life stories of our experiences related to this topic, and cover the different ways you can approach it. We even talk about some software options that are available (no affiliation or sponsorships here. Just things we have used). Thanks for listening!

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In this episode we take a a look at pricing. This topic is a deep dive into one of the many bullet points that we discussed in episode one (The importance of a studio policy). We cover different pricing models, and give guidance on how you can go about setting a price that is competitive in your area. And, of course, we have some real-life stories. Thanks for listening!

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In this episode we discuss the importance of having a policy for your music lesson studio. We cover a few stories on how they have helped us in the past, and key topics that should be covered in your policy. Having a policy in place is a great way to pre-set expectations and communication with your customers. Must have!