Put Your Music Studio on Auto Pilot If you’re bogged down in scheduling and teaching and billing and paying the bills and sending out email reminders, you’re not doing the things that you should be doing. You’re not doing the things that will help you grow your studio and take it to the next level. … Continue reading “How To Make Your Studio Run Without You | Episode 30”
Music, Autism and Special Needs I’ll never forget the first time a mom gave me the heads up that her son had autism prior to his first guitar lessons. My only reference to this condition was from Dustin Hoffman in Rainman. The boy was 13 and his name was Spencer. I was a little nervous … Continue reading “Teaching Music To Kids With Special Needs With Matt Maher | Episode 25”
In this episode I interview Ammarra Berry, the granddaughter of the late great Chuck Berry. Ammarra paints a picture of growing up in the house of one of the greatest figures in American music. To the world Chuck Berry was king. To Ammarra Berry he was just Papa. Chuck Berry http://www.chuckberry.com/ Show Credits … Continue reading “Grandpa Was a Rock Star with Ammarra Berry | Episode 20”
Listen and Take Note The key to turning your website into a selling machine for your music teaching business is to use the right words-words that will resonate with your customers. Don’t guess-ask. Ask your customers what their hopes fears and desires are. Listen carefully to their answers. This is where you can find the … Continue reading “How To Create a Website For a Music Teaching Business | Episode 19”
Music Studio Policies In 2009 my music studio was in more trouble then I wanted to admit. The recession was doing a number on my business. Parents lost jobs. My music students dropped out and weren’t being replaced. Panic was in the air. One day I received a phone call from a mom to … Continue reading “How I Made 30K by Changing My Policies | Episode 12”
