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Business and Financial
A large part of starting, running, and growing any business - including a dance studio - revolves around managing the financials well. In this department you'll find information on studio bookkeeping, accounting, insurance, payroll and more.
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Make the Moves to Minimize Your Taxes
Learn how to minimize your taxes and gain insight into your dance studio business. Now is the time to create a strategic plan and prepare your records. Whether you have had a great or rough year, there are moves to make to get the best return possible. Good records and financial goals are the foundation for your tax plan. With end of the year accuracy checks of your accounting, you can be confident and make informed . . .
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What Is Your Dance Studio Really Worth?
Do you ever wonder what your dance studio is really worth? Are you an owner looking to sell your studio but are unsure of how much to sell it for? Or are you starting up and wondering what is a reasonable price to pay to buy an existing studio? In this teleseminar, Sean Dever, CPA, CFP, will share some valuable information to help you determine if your studio is operating as successfully as it could be. . . .
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Student Registration Form Template
This is a registration form template that you can customize for your dance studio. Modify and add to it as you prefer, it is a helpful tool and can save you time. Plus it includes some tips on how to word waivers and request signatures for policies and procedures at your dance studio. . . .
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Present your Studio in the Best Tax Light By: Jessica Scheitler
Tax season is upon us! So what do you need to do to make sure you have all the right records in your file cabinet? Your goal is to be as accurate as possible and keep the necessary documents to . . .
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Setting Up & Filling Your Classes: Strategies For Success
Studio owners all want to know one thing--how to get more students in class. One of the most important things to consider when trying to answer this question is the time slots you have your classes arranged in. Taking this factor into account will help make it easy for potential students to choose your studio when they are looking to take a dance class. . . .
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How to Get Organized and More Productive Running Your Dance Studio Business
It's easy to get so busy with the day-to-day tasks of running a dance studio. Often this leads to overwhelm and frustration. In this teleseminar learn how to keep your website up to date, simply and easily. You'll hear how to utilize a planning calendar to keep you on track with important dates and deadlines, plus find out some free productivity tools that can save you time and money. . . .
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Audio: Staying 'up' in a down economy
Kathy Blake shares ways on how to have your enrollment up during a down economy, how to keep your spirits up and stay focused on the big picture and how to turn out a great product and service for students and families at your dance studio during tough economic times. . . .
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5 Dance Studio Business Do's and Don'ts: By: Debbie Moulton
1. Charge what you're worth. First you need to do your research to see what your competition's tuition rates are. Based on that knowledge, charge what your products and/or services are wort . . .
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Top 10 Secrets to Improve the Cash Flow at Your Dance Studio By: Debbie Moulton
Managing your cash flow is absolutely crucial to your dance studio's well-being. Without cash coming in the door, you cannot pay your bills or your employees, and you will quickly go out of business. Here are 10 secrets to ensure that your cash flow is well-managed. . . .
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"It's my #1 source for help, support, and knowledge on how to run a successful dance studio." - G.M., School of Dance, CA
“I just want to thank you for taking the time to share your words of wisdom for this industry. This is truly appreciated as a new owner of a dance studio.” - Gladys K.
"You have helped me and my new studio venture so much. I would not know what I would have done without your support. I just finished my student handbook and noticed last night that you have support for that as well. You really do know exactly what studio owners need!!" - C.M. Performing School of Dance, LA
This website has helped me organize my life and I love it! I really look forward to the forms, new cool marketing tips, and reading about how successful studio owners handle the different aspects of their studio operations. I just can't get enough! It's like you read my mind. When issues arrive with parents, students or with my staff, I feel like I am prepared to handle each situation because your articles have covered it all!" -S. Gonsman,
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