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How To Host Ballerina Story Time Events To Grow Your Enrollment

Looking for something UNIQUE & SPECIAL to offer to parents at the end of your Ballerina Story TIme Events?

Check out the Princess Ballerinas Dance Program!

Get started with a 1-month, no-obligation trial for just $1.

Also, here's an example of a flyer I use to promote my events (I also share these editable, ready-made resources with my Princess Ballerinas Members that you can customize for your studio!!). 

Ballerina Story Time Sample

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The REAL Reason Students Leave...

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"She's going to take a break from dance". 

Those are some of the most heartbreaking words a studio owner can hear. 

Not only does it represent the loss of a student from our dance family, someone we've enjoyed seeing in class week after week, but it represents a loss of potential. 

Potential for what could have been. 

  • Milestones never reached. 
  • Technical skills never developed. 
  • Recitals that were never danced in.
  • Student friendships that will never happen. 

Of course, when a student…

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3 Secrets to Attract Preschoolers to YOUR Dance Studio

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As explored in my previous post, preschoolers are the most important age group to attract to your dance studio, from a business perspective.

From a dance teacher perspective, preschoolers are treasured because are just plain wonderful!

While a successful dance studio owner has a good sense of business-savviness, at the end of the day we do it because we LOVE the children!

If you’re looking for new ways to attract preschoolers to your dance studio, here are some ideas:

  1. Be UNIQUE!

With a…

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The Successful Studio Model

This lesson is all about the “Successful Studio Business Model” and the best way to get new students into your studio.

The first secret to studio success is all about RELATIONSHIPS. That’s why "the place they start is the place they stay". And that’s why you’re typically NOT going to be able to attract dancers who are already involved with another studio.

And by ages 8, 9, 10, and up… most kids interested in dance are already with a studio.

So, if all the dancers are already dancing at other …

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