Dance Business Daily

After more than four years, we’re popping back into this feed with an important update!The podcast may have gone quiet, but the conversation definitely didn’t stop. Since our last episode in December 2021, Dance Motion Marketing has continued to grow, learn, test, and work alongside hundreds of dance studio owners.And now, that conversation has a new home.🎙️ Dance Studio Advertising | The PodcastWe’re already 110+ episodes in, covering what’s actually working for dance studio owners today, including:Marketing and advertising strategiesEnrollment and studio growthBusiness and leadershipMindset and decision-makingReal-world lessons from working with hundreds of dance studiosIf you enjoyed this podcast, come join us on the new show. We have a lot to catch up on.👉 Listen to Dance Studio Advertising | The PodcastThank you to everyone who listened to this show when Dance Motion Marketing was just getting started. We’re incredibly grateful you were here—and we hope you’ll continue the conversation with us over on Dance Studio Advertising.

In this episode, we talk with Jenny Griffes of Upstace Center of Performing Arts to hear the story of how she started her business what she learned along the way and how she's grown as a business owner. In particular we zero in on the power of a clear mission statement -what that does for your staff, your students, and for your own sanity as a studio owner.

In the last episode of season one, we talk with Josephine Lancuba - a dancer turned studio owner who now helps studio owners learn to scale their passions into full-blown profitable businesses.

In this episode of the Despacito talk with Lydia Woodward - and accomplished dancer in studio owner in her own right as she unpacks the challenging transition of moving from working in your studio to thinking about legacy and working on your studio.

Is your dance studio a safe place? Do you want it to be?In today's episode of the Dance Business Daily I talk with Lauren Skiniotes -the owner/operator of Momentum Dance Studios. In addition to sharing her story how she got into studio ownership, the lesson she learned along the way, Lauren also explosions why creating a safe space is one of her organization's highest priorities.You can visit Lauren online at: https://www.momentumdancestudio.com/

Kyle Culmann didn't set out to build a dance studio. He wasn't even a dancer!But in an extraordinary turn a fate he ended up founding one of the most well-known - and longest running - Latin dance studios in Indianapolis.In today's episode Kyle was share his story and give us a behind-the-scenes look of how to transition from part-time studio ownership to full-time career.

"I never want to say no to anybody. Dance is for everyone"Today I talk with Nikki Pittman of Expressions Dance Studio in Plymouth Indiana as she unpacks her one-of-a-kind philosophy on my dance should be approachable for anyone – regardless of their ability to pay for it.Expressions Dance Studio: https://www.expressionsdanceplymouth.com/

How one dance studio owner is using the power of dance to keep kids off the street, create diverse & inclusive communities, and build healthier adults.Check out the work Larry and his team are doing at http://southshoredance.org/-Are you looking for a way to grow your studio revenue? Book a free strategy call with our team https://www.dancemotionmarketing.com/strategy-call

When you’re in business, it can be easy to get caught up in the day-to-day tasks that need to be completed. But if you don’t have great people around you, your company will never reach its full potential. Today I talk with JoJean Retrum - a successful entrepreneur, multi-business owner, and 2nd generation studio owner -about (among other things) the importance of surrounding yourself with good people.Check out JoJean's studio at: https://www.mononaacademyofdance.org

Today on the dance business daily I have the privilege of speaking with Ginny Durow of Ginny's Danceworks out of Brighton Michigan. At the studio owner who's been in business for over three decades she's learned a thing or two about what it takes to be successful. And the number one thing? Build your team and let them build the businessCheck out the work Ginny and here team are doing: https://www.ginnysdanceworks.com/