127: Running Studio Music Classes Online

Episode 127 of the Music Teachers: Expand Online podcast, hosted by Jaime Slutzky, titled "127: Running Studio Music Classes Online" was published on July 8, 2020 and runs 36 minutes.

July 8, 2020 ·36m · Music Teachers: Expand Online

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Summary

Episode Highlights Danny owns two music schools in Orange County CA and was able to successfully pivot his lessons from in person to online -with only a 25-35% drop off. We discuss how to make an online music lessons different in a way that people like it better. Danny hosts the Music Lesson Business Academy Podcast and runs the membership site of the same name. We discuss how some studios bemoan zoom/virtual programs but taking a page from yesteryear where big box put its head in the sand when online came to being, saying "nobody is going to do it that way" and pivoting gracefully. When online learning experies are good they lead to in person connections. And the key is to just start, experiment, find what works and double down on it Tech Tools Discussed 1080p cameras mixers https://buy.chordieapp.com/ https://rockoutloud.live Connect with Jaime Download the Expand Online Getting Started Guide Instagram: @jaimeslutzky Facebook: @yourbiztech The Expand Online Community on Facebook Email: [email protected] Contact Page: https://techofbusiness.com/contact/ Connect with Danny Instagram @Dannythompson691967 Instagram @the_music_factory_oc Website: www.musiclessonbusinessacademy.com Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/music-lesson-business-academy/id1298925652

Episode Description

Episode Highlights

Danny owns two music schools in Orange County CA and was able to successfully pivot his lessons from in person to online -with only a 25-35% drop off.

We discuss how to make an online music lessons different in a way that people like it better.

Danny hosts the Music Lesson Business Academy Podcast and runs the membership site of the same name.

We discuss how some studios bemoan zoom/virtual programs but taking a page from yesteryear where big box put its head in the sand when online came to being, saying "nobody is going to do it that way" and pivoting gracefully.

When online learning experies are good they lead to in person connections.

And the key is to just start, experiment, find what works and double down on it