Years ago, when I started teaching piano in New York state, I had a really difficult time finding students.  I spent $50 on a classified ad in the local newspaper, told my friends and neighbors I was looking for students; but they just weren't calling.

It took me a couple of years to fill my practice, and I was holding on to each of my students like crazy!  Several years later, after I started marketing my own online publishing business, I realized that I wasn't doing even a fraction of what I should have been, back then!

Most music teachers today build their private practice by referrals.  While this is a powerful method, it is also a very time-consuming one. Referrals usually happen after a parent is happy with your lessons, which may take weeks or even months.  Or if someone who knows you mentions your name - again, a very unreliable method of finding students.

Filling your private practice by referrals is something that you literally have no control over.  You don't know when it will happen, how many students it will bring you, or who will send them to you.

What many new or struggling music teachers don't know is that there is something better than word of mouth.  "77 Ways to Build Your Private Music Practice" shows you how to find students any time you want them.  This 16-page booklet consists of 5 sections:
 

• Networking - discover the things you can do and places you can go to let everyone know you are a music teacher.  It's amazing what networking can do for your practice, if done on a regular basis and done right.

• Becoming a Local Celebrity - find out how you can create visibility in your community, and be the first choice of all the students and their parents in your area!

• Advertising and Promotion - discover the top 27 places to advertise your practice, and the ways to promote it for maximum exposure and best results.

• Free Publicity - if you don't think the local media will be interested in your private teaching practice, think again!  The booklet shows you how to get the attention of your local newspapers and even radio stations, and get them to cover your recitals, and other special events.

• Referrals - yes, referrals, but not the way most teachers get them.  Discover some creative and fun ideas to get referrals from your students, their parents, and anybody you meet!

I can almost guarantee you, that music teachers in your local area don't use 99% of the tips shared in this booklet.  Gain a unique advantage over them, stand apart from the rest, and watch your private music practice grow and prosper!
 

Warmly,
Milana Leshinsky

P.S. Most music teachers can't get students because they don't treat their practice as a business, and that's why they fail miserably at getting students in the first few years.  "They let parents walk all over them, are afraid to raise their fees, fear confrontations, and get stuck with low-income and disrespectful students", one teacher said to me.

Don't become one of these teachers - you are a highly-skilled professional, have great expertise to share with your students, and can build a truly successful private music practice!

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