Articles tagged with Marketing

A recital without a welcome address is like a recital without a program. Framing your performance is important. It gives your show a beginning, middle and end. With such a variety of ages, styles of dance, and audience members in attendance, adding a welcome or introduction creates the feeling of a common experience....keep reading

The start of a new calendar year often spurs people to try a new activity, start a new exercise program, or put their children into new activities during the long winter months. So how do you get them to take action and register for classes now so that you can feel confident going into a new year and that your classes will be full? Here are a few tips...keep reading

Maybe you are always hoping for smooth sailing and then get incredibly disappointed by the fact that this is an impossible notion. Here are three ways you can transform your relationships to problems, call it drama, chaos, whatever! The goal is for you to embrace every problem as an opportunity to grow....keep reading

One of the struggles with owning a dance studio is falling into the 'feast or famine' cycle with your marketing. We have our busy times and our not so busy times. Certain times during the year, you find yourself overwhelmed with planning, preparation, scheduling, classes, events, and meetings that you can't find time for the little things that add up and really make a difference!...keep reading

This article is a compilation from nearly 100 dance studio owners and teachers who answered the question, "What is the most effective thing that you have done at your studio to encourage people to take action and register for classes?"...keep reading