The first step towards attracting more new guitar students and growing your teaching studio is understanding your target market better. If you don’t know WHO you want to reach and HOW to get their attention, it’s impossible to put together an effective strategy that will help you reach your goals. Without this vital information […]
STG 074 : Understanding Your Students Better – Part 1 (Demographics)
Posted on July 11, 2013 by Donnie Schexnayder in Finding New Students, Podcasts
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