Why aren’t your social media posts getting the engagement you hoped for? In this episode, Sara Campbell uncover the top three mistakes music schools often make on platforms like Facebook and Instagram—and, more importantly, how to fix them.

From the pitfalls of overly promotional content to the missed opportunities of “set it and forget it” posting, we’ll walk you through actionable strategies to level up your social media game. Plus, discover why asking for reviews is a must and how to make storytelling the secret ingredient in your marketing.

If you’re ready to stop spinning your wheels and start seeing results from your social media efforts, this episode is for you!

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Adding a new revenue stream can transform your business, as shown by Lauren Bateman’s success with her online guitar course, the 7 Level Guitar System, which has generated over $2.5 million in sales through YouTube. Diversification offers financial security and growth opportunities but requires careful market research to avoid costly missteps. Lauren’s journey highlights the importance of validating ideas, leveraging social media, and committing time and effort. With the right strategy and preparation, introducing new revenue streams can unlock extraordinary results for your business.

As music school owners, we often turn to each other for advice and strategies—but what if the best ideas for growing your business came from outside the music world? In this episode, I share my own experience of learning from different industries, from hair salons to dance studios, and how these insights helped elevate my music school.

We’ll talk about the importance of creating low-barrier entry points for students, and I’ll introduce today’s guest, Misty Lown, a leader in the dance world who’s mastered the art of positive first experiences. Tune in to discover how stepping outside the music education bubble can bring fresh ideas and new growth to your school.

Key Takeaways:

• How to learn from industries outside of music
• The value of a positive first experience for students
• Insights from Misty Lown on creating a successful studio program

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