Podcast

Social media is a valuable tool for independent music teachers looking to expand their teaching through online means. When we use social media without a strong strategy we can easily fall prey to shiny objects. On the podcast today, our host, Jaime Slutzky, shares with you three social media shiny objects and how to avoid […]

Sometimes it’s important to take an outside perspective of your business, so Jaime invited her teenaged daughters, Camryn and Hayden onto the podcast to answer a few questions about their mom’s business Here are the questions they answer: What are the different ways for a music teacher to make money teaching music online? What do

If you could only teach one thing for the foreseeable future, what would that be? What do you wish you could stop because it just doesn’t bring you joy? What if we were to put everything you teach on a spectrum of I could do this all day and I wish I never had to do this again would that give

This podcast is all about growth and expansion for your music studio. Growth doesn’t happen when we stand still, we need to take a step towards whatever our next goal is. On the podcast today, our host, Jaime Slutzky, shares with you the three buckets where you can take a step: The buckets are: Running

In today’s episode, we will be covering two main principles that will help you create a successful online course. These principles will not only simplify your course creating process, but will help your students to take in the information at the level they require where they will be able to reach the goal of your

Have a wonderful idea for an online music course but not sure where to focus your marketing efforts? Knowing the type of online course that best suits your topic and its end goal will guide you to the ideal audience. On today’s episode, host Jaime Slutzky reviews the five (plus a bonus!) types of online

Host Jaime Slutzky jumps right into this episode by answering the question, “how long should your online music course be?” Depending on the audience, your course will vary widely on how to best present the material for student success. For example, a course for busy professionals who are taking music as a hobby may need

So you’ve created and launched your online course successfully, now what?  You have more time, freedom, and funds to allow you to enjoy the fruits of your labor, but does it stop there? Most likely not, because if you have made it this far, chances are your dreams of expanding online will continue to grow

There are many online tools out there to help with organization and ideation, however our host Jaime Slutzky has found two specific excellent tools that have helped her in her business, as well as create her online course.  Jamie uses Trello and Todoist to separate her roles within her business as business owner, and running

You probably already know that there is no one right way to do things online. This applies to expanding your music teaching business online too!  There are an infinite number of ways that you can make online work for you. The key is to do something every day towards achieving that goal.  If your goal