recruiting

For those who have had concerts or recitals, do you use this time to place brochures and information strategically around the room, or at the front door? Do you use this time to advertise and enroll new students? Or do you just use it to…

• Last updated 3 years ago
• brochures, concert, marketing, open stage, performance, recital, recruiting

Has anyone used this group: Get Clients Now ? More info at : www.getclientsnow.com/not-one-size.htm they are advertising Seminar plus 28-day coaching program only $295 I have been a certified coach for Get Clients Now. My recommendation is to first get the book of the same…

• Last updated 4 years ago
• books, Get Clients Now, recruiting, seminars

Editorial note: a teacher was concerned about setting tuition rates so as to do better than merely covering expenses. It generated the following discussion. I am a new Simply Music teacher, but before I taught simply music I was in a very similar situation to…

• Last updated 12 months ago
• adjusting tuition, collecting tuition, discussing rates, earnings, explaining tuition, income, increasing tuition, inquiries about rates, Laurie Richards, lesson prices, lesson rates, low earnings, low income, monthly lessons, monthly vs per-lesson tuition rate, not making money, price, prices, pricing, quitting, raising prices, raising tuition, rates, recruiting, setting prices, setting rates, Simply Music lesson prices, traditional lesson prices, tuition, tuition policies, tuition policy, tuition rate, tuition rates

I committed this week to paying for phone book advertising and have been having second thoughts. I don’t want to waste money on advertising, yet want to do what I need to do to get students. I really want to teach shared lessons. My perception…

• Last updated 4 years ago
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Those of you who have recruited multiple teachers for your studios – did you pay for their SMP training, or did you have them pay and just handle the administrative stuff? And what is your cut? I’m driving to lessons all over Northern Virginia, and…

• Last updated 4 years ago
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My studio is full and I’ve got four potential students coming to an introductory session next week. They are all very different from each other, so they probably wouldn’t form a new class, even if I had a time slot for them. How do other…

• Last updated 8 years ago
• Laurie Richards, recruiting, scheduling, wait list