Running a talent quest is quite a simple event to run for your students and members of the public. It' also amazing for building your brand and building connections with sponsors for your teaching business. 

We started running talent quests about 9-10 years ago and todays video gives you some behind the scenes footage of our 2019 Event. 

Hope you enjoy it! :) 

Jonny Wilson

We're moving around a few staff roles at the moment and there's one question we've learned to ask ourselves so that we ensure the right people are doing the right jobs. 

If you have staff or want to have them one day, then this video is for you. 

Here's a quick marketing tip from a local ice cream store. 

If you want your music teaching business to run without you, then make this $20 investment ASAP!

*This video is for those that have staff, or want to have staff one day. 

Have you ever wrestled with the idea that teaching music isn't as cool as hitting the big time with your band?

Or maybe you've had thoughts that you're less of a musician because you chose to teach rather than performing full time?

Here's my thoughts and encouragement for you, as I share a story about a student of mine that's just starting to hit the big-time.

I took a tour through Jakes studio in Canberra, Australia... it's amazing! 

Get the full 40min tour and in-depth interview only within the #BAMSQUAD membership, check it out here!

Bit of a personal VLOG today. 

Someone saw the sticky notes at in my office and asked whether  they were to-do list items. They're not, they're a whole bunch of motivational things for me.... 

Here's a quick walk through them. If they're inspiring to me, I'm sure you'll find at least one them very helpful to you. 

Enjoy! 

If you are too black and white about your pricing, you're potentially losing money.

Check out this quick behind the scenes business tip that will help many of you move from short term thinking to big picture thinking.

It's no secret... The more group classes you have the more money you'll earn from lessons.

Here's one more strategy for launching band classes (or group classes of any kind).

Check it out.