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Surviving the Summer: Four Ways to Maintain Dance Studio Revenue Throughout the Year
Ask any studio owner about one of the greatest challenges they face and they will agree that the dry, insecure period from the recital in May or June until classes resume in the fall drains them emotionally and financially. Most studios show a steady income for at least nine months but inevitably face the reality that they are in a seasonal business. Summer will decrease income . . . (to read the remainder of this article, please log in below.)
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