This is a follow up article to the “Sometimes You Don’t Have All the Answers, and That’s Ok!” I recommend that you read that article as well because both articles work together and will help you when you are hit …
To be an effective dance studio owner you need to have effective leadership skills through effective relationships.
Time, time, time is on my side. Yes it is! Rolling Stones There are times when we can learn a lot from the lyrics of a song. Time is on your side when you are faced with a situation that …
Being a studio owner involves the constant juggling of many hats; often all at the same time. Certain seasons and groupings of dancers lend itself to everyone being connected, excited and full of team spirit. However, that sense of camaraderie …
Let's explore how to help your faculty and staff become successful.
You work hard to take time to interview teachers and carefully select those who will make a beneficial addition to your team. The right-blend of faculty makes for well-rounded training for your students; creating an experience and exposing them to …
The best dance studio owners understand that to stay at the top of their game, always look for a better way to do things. Check out this important dance studio owner recipe for success!
Studio owners, how often do you and your staff/faculty partake in studio staff meetings? Do you have a regimented protocol to keep abreast of the things currently going on and projections as such? If not, there are a million reasons …
If there was ever a time that clear communication to your clients was important, it is now! As you start the new year and navigate through the ongoing pandemic, it is more critical than ever that your studio is able …
In part II of this Dance Studio Owner Guide we will focus on your faculty. Having them in a good place mentally will have a big impact on your business
A dance studio owner has to be the captain of their ship first and foremost and when I hear this type of question it immediately tells me that there is a disconnect between the owner and the teacher.
In part V we will focus on how to manage your customers, faculty and staff. By now I imagine. most of you are up and running again or getting ready to do so in some capacity. Hopefully things are going …
Yes, this is an old saying! BUT many dance studio owners don’t consequently apply this important life fact. In business, it is vital to help you stay even keeled and to keep stress levels in check.
In part III of our dance studio reopening series we will explore how to reengage with your customers and where you should consider renegotiating to save some of your hard-earned money
In part II in our seven-part series for dance studio owners we will focus on how your customers perceive your business during these extraordinary times
This is Part I in the new weekly series for dance studio owners on re-opening. This series is a MUST read for all studio owners... enjoy!
