Ever find yourself doing the same thing over and over again in your music studio and wonder, what if I just made something so I don’t have to keep writing this same thing out all the time?

That was me. Always write out the fingering chart for scales, week after week and student after student. I have a general rule, if I’m consistently doing the same thing, find a way to automate it. So I took my own advice and created a scale book for double horn.

But wait, there’s more. There’s nothing like this already out there…so what if I were to sell it, and increase my studio earnings through the book sales, but wait…what if I self-publish it on Amazon and have the potential to reach a greater audience?

In my area, I’m limited by how many students I can have in my studio by my county. So I have been thinking outside the box on how I can help more people on a broader scale and ultimtetly increase my revenue streams.

Online sales of products like ebooks
Offering Online Lessons, or premade lessons someone can purchase as needed
Create a Presence on social media (playing famous solos, or your students playing, or ways that you teach have a creative spin to it. But something duplicatable that you can recreate over and over in a slightly different way.)

These are some ideas on how to make your studio successful outside your teaching space. The world is a big place and there is so much growth potential ready for you and your ideas and knowledge to share!

What are other ways to help make your studio successful outside of your teaching space? Comment below!

Happy Teaching!

Becky