Keep Music Students Coming Back: Top Tactics for Long-Term Success

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3 ай бұрын

Are you looking to build a successful music teaching business with a loyal student base? In this video, I share three fundamental strategies to ensure your students not only come back after their first lesson but remain committed for years. All you need to do is serve their interests. Discover practical, actionable advice that's not just for music lessons - it applies to teaching and coaching in any discipline.
Learn top strategies for
👉Giving students the lessons & environment they deserve
👉building student loyalty
👉increasing job satisfaction for you as a music teacher (or any kind of tutor)
👉Boosting your teaching effectiveness and student engagement.
These things can all become the basis for your students AND your business to thrive, long term.
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@CatrinaDaimonLee Ай бұрын

yes need to keep up the scam nod nod

@TeachingJazz Ай бұрын

oh. 🤔.

@DaikiGuitar 3 ай бұрын

A 30 minute lesson is 35$ 😮 show me where is. Here not even a 60 minutes is 35$

@TeachingJazz 3 ай бұрын

That's a good fee in Sydney, Australia, in mid to high income suburbs. That's Australian dollars, so not quite so exciting so about $23USD or 21 Euro. Also, not everyone in Sydney gets that, it would be for experienced teachers giving high quality lessons. However, even though fees vary, the formula is the same. The value of a single lesson seems lower if you look at it in isolation. Over a year or several years that little invesment of time grows by thousands of times.