All Owners Exit Their Business At some point in your life, you will exit your music school. You’ll either exit by choice, or you’ll exit due to circumstances. Perhaps you’ll want to exit to retire or spend more time with family. Perhaps you’ll start a new business that you want to focus on. This was … Continue reading “Could Your Music School Live On Long After You’re Gone | EP 195”
The fortune is in the follow-up. -Eric Siu | CEO, Single Grain LLC – – Episode Highlights – – Music schools are often reluctant to follow up multiple times with a lead. Perhaps someone fills out your online form and you attempt a few times to contact them but there’s no reply. … Continue reading “How to Warm Up Cold Leads | Ep 194”
Why Your Facebook Ads Are Underperforming I want to share with you a recent post in the Music Lessons and Marketing Facebook group. The post was by Steve Horvath, the owner of Guitar Lessons in Wylie, Texas. Steve was sharing some concerns or frustrations he’s had with Facebook ads and that he wasn’t really getting … Continue reading “How to Get Better Results From Facebook Ads | Ep 193”
One of the best and easiest things you could do to improve the results from your marketing is to devote 20 or 30 minutes running some “How-to” inquiries on Google. 1. Set Some Time Planning Out Your Next Move Before you embark on your next marketing venture, or before sending out that next … Continue reading “Do This Before Your Next Marketing Endeavor | Ep 192”
Why Music Lesson Is an Anomaly Among Any After-School Activities If you look at all after-school activities, whether it’s martial arts, dance, gymnastics, or sports—all start kids out in a group setting, but not music lessons, at least historically. That’s not how music lessons work. With music lessons, a child starts off in a private … Continue reading “A Group Class Parents Prefer to Private Lessons | Ep 191”
