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It is important to stay informed about the latest information related to technology. Things change quickly, but we are here to help you sort out what can increase your productivity, keep the word out about your studio, and grow your business.
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How to Easily Add Social Media into Your Dance Studio Marketing and Branding
Want to know why just having a website isn't enough anymore to fully reach your current and potential students? In this teleseminar and powerpoint presentation you'll hear the myths, confront the fears, and learn ways to handle the privacy concerns associated with social media. Break free from the old model of doing business, be a leader, and connect with your fans to grow your dance studio. . . .
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Why Consider A Studio Blog?
By: Nichelle Strzepek
Blogs are Easy to Use, Versatile, and Interactive. As a communication tool, a web log, or blog, can offer features that an ordinary website cannot. It is an excellent way for dance studio owners and teachers to interact and communicate with students, parents, other teachers, and potential customers. . . .
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Blogs Have the Potential To Boost Your Business
By: Nichelle Strzepek
Feeling daunted by your limited knowledge of computers? Hosted blogs require little know-how and the beauty of a blog is that there is plenty of room for growth. Start with the basics and go from there. Need another reason? . . .
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An Insider's Guide For The Dancer Online
JoAnna Haugen
The internet is filled with places to go, things to do and people to meet. How can you make sure that when you get online you're making the best use of your time and getting the most accurate information? We've compiled a list of some of the most common types of websites as well as examples of those that relate to the world of dance. . . .
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Dance Teacher Magazine Features Kathy Blake
October's issue features one of our founders and a consultant for Dance Studio Owner, Kathy Blake, who answers the question: with so many online message boards and social networking sites for dancers how can I ensure my students are following safe and sound advice? Check out the Meet the Experts Q & A Section on page 50 in this month's issue. . . .
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