The Inline G Flute Podcast

How to Actually grow your Music Studio

The Inline G Flute Podcast

Show Notes

The online “coaches” who charge extorionate prices to unlock the secret of finding students are preying on vulnerable women as part of a pyramid scheme.

As I make most of my liveable income from teaching flute, I give you all the “secrets” and tips to actually grow your teaching studio, totally for free.

A rising tide carries all ships.

Grma x

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Intro music: Rhythm=Power by Spodo Komodo. Used with permission. All rights reserved by the creator.

Chapters: 00:00 - Fulfilling a Need 07:19 - Social Media, Photos and Websites 11:58 - Teaching Spaces and Uniforms 16:50 - What to Expect 19:23 - How to Treat Students

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