We loved it… but it did start to drive us a little bit crazy.
Which is why we got a Google mini for his room (they’re only $25 bucks).
We would hear him in his room asking Google questions throughout the day.
It didn’t take long for him to expand his line of questioning.
He went from spelling words to asking Google complicated questions like “Why is the sky blue?” or “What started World War 2?”
This is all good… but, the best thing about this situation was that it created the perfect conditions for one of my favorite memories of my son.
One day, he was laying on our living room floor, coloring in one of his coloring books… and absent-mindedly asked my wife:
“Hey Google, what’s for-... I mean, hey Mom, what’s for dinner?”
We lost it.
And… We still joke about it to this day. Or, my son will purposefully call her “Google” instead of mom.
Now, as funny as this is… it makes me think about something.
I wish that I had my own “personal Google” when I was struggling to grow my studio.
Let Me Be Your Personal Google
When you’re growing, you are out of your element.
You don’t know what you don’t know.
And while Google can be helpful… it doesn’t tell you how to APPLY the information you are learning.
And it certainly doesn’t tailor the advice to your specific situation!
This is why I created Studio Marketing Masterclass…
Your key to a highly-profitable studio isn’t about the AMOUNT of information you have…
It’s about how you apply that information.
You will get to results faster when you have access to someone who can check your work and answer your questions…
This is true whether you currently have 2 students or 200.
Each week, I meet with those who are enrolled in the Masterclass and I answer questions on all sorts of topics:
What to put on your studio website
How to create great ads
How to create great social media posts
How to create marketing that is unique to YOUR studio and location
How to improve your studio’s lesson programs
How to keep students longer (a big part of your growth solution!)
How to improve your first lesson
What to say to people when they first reach out to you
How to get people to actually sign up after they reach out to you
What NOT to do when you’re marketing your studio (so you don’t waste time on ineffective methods)
And, keep in mind… what makes this so valuable is that these aren’t generic answers…
The answer I will give you will be unique to YOUR studio and YOUR situation…
Because I’m going to take the time to get to know YOU and your studio.
All of this begins when you register this coming Monday, June 6th.
But…
You won’t get the opportunity until you apply to join the class.
You can do so here:
