The Musician’s Advantage Online There are many aspiring online teachers out there who face a large hurdle from the very outset of their project. The first hurdle is not knowing what they are going to teach. Perhaps they have some specific skills, or a general knowledge in a few areas but rarely have they mastered a skill … Read more
Leverage your teaching and help thousands of students rather than just a handful. The traditional model of teaching music, in a private studio setting, is to exchange time for money. A 30 minute lesson costs Z and a one hour lessons costs X. This is a simple proposition and it makes sense on several levels. … Read more
When we start out teaching music online we probably have several assumptions about who we will be teaching. These assumptions can come from our past students that we have worked with or falling into the trap of thinking everyone else is just like us. When it comes to teaching online we need to be very … Read more
Podcasting is brilliant medium for music educators. Through audio we can have the listener focus in on sounds, music and spoken word which can combine to create a wonderful learning environment. In addition podcasting is still a liberated communication medium, so we don’t need anyones permission to do it. In the studio, or in the … Read more
After listening to hours of podcasts, reading dozens of articles and talking with other online entrepreneurs one regret keeps coming up over and over again… “I should have started my email list sooner” If you are starting out with an online teaching business, whether it be online courses or one-to-one Skype teaching, do yourself a … Read more
