Sara Campbell is a Business Strategist, Marketing, and Mindset Coach for music studio owners and online experts. She’s helped hundreds of teachers create branding, business, marketing, and social media strategies. Follow her for weekly advice and inspiration at @savvymusicstudio and savvymusicstudio.com

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Natalie Weber, NCTM, has operated a piano studio in Kansas since 1998. She teaches all ages in private and group lessons and runs the popular MusicMattersBlog.com, which is devoted to inspiring creativity in music education. When she’s not teaching, Natalie loves spending time with her family, including her first granddaughter!

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Amy chats with piano teacher Anna Fagan who teaches online full-time from her RV home.

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Give your students the gift of being able to play “Happy Birthday” by ear anywhere and at any time. Someday they’ll thank you!!

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3-ring binders are an excellent tool for keeping student materials organized. Here are some purchase considerations and ways to use them.

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A “use what you have” approach to intentional meal planning and sheet music mania.

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The week leading up to the first lesson of the school year can feel a bit frantic - like we have to have everything ready for all of us students on day one. In truth, the first lesson can be quite chill, and we don’t have to have everything in absolute order. Amy will share a few things we can do on the first lesson day to help us “ease in.”

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Amy chats with teachers Laura Harding, Emily Suszko, and Laurie Bender - attendees of the 2nd Piano Pantry Retreat.

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Good written communication takes thought, intention, and practice. Let’s consider ways we can simplify our written communication with studio families. They will notice (and appreciate) when you make things easy!

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The benefit of having a flexible studio calendar and how rethinking what we’ve always done can often reap unexpected and positive results.

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