265: Pricing your online music course

Episode 265 of the Music Teachers: Expand Online podcast, hosted by Jaime Slutzky, titled "265: Pricing your online music course" was published on March 1, 2023 and runs 15 minutes.

March 1, 2023 ·15m · Music Teachers: Expand Online

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Summary

In this episode of the Music Teachers Expand Online Podcast, Jaime Slutzky talks about how to price your online music course. She stresses that pricing a course is not just grabbing a number out of thin air, but a matter of understanding what the market will pay and how much you are comfortable charging. To determine the price of your course, she suggests three things to think about: why the course exists in the market, who the course is for, and how to tie the price of the course to the other modalities in your studio Download the brand new Profitable Online Music Course Blueprint Here! Top takeaways: Pricing a course is not simply grabbing a number out of thin air. It's a matter of really understanding what the market will pay and how much you are comfortable charging. The goal of your course and how it will benefit the student will factor into the price you can charge. Consider your target audience's budget, pricing preferences and, the price point of other products and services they would be interested in. Apply for the Online Music Course Accelerator today. Learn More About Elevate Connect with Jaime: Instagram Facebook Zoom - Book a call with me to discuss your path forward!

Episode Description

To determine the price of your course, she suggests three things to think about:

why the course exists in the market,
who the course is for,
and how to tie the price of the course to the other modalities in your studio

Download the brand new Profitable Online Music Course Blueprint Here!

Top takeaways:

Pricing a course is not simply grabbing a number out of thin air. It's a matter of really understanding what the market will pay and how much you are comfortable charging.
The goal of your course and how it will benefit the student will factor into the price you can charge.
Consider your target audience's budget, pricing preferences and, the price point of other products and services they would be interested in.