ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This interview is really fun, because it's sort of a listener response to some previous interviews I did with teachers who used lead generation websites, like Thumbtack.com, to build their studios.
Today I'm interviewing a drummer who dove into teaching during the pandemic when gigs stopped. Rob had such great success building his studio that, even with gigs returning, he's kept the studio open.
You'll hear about the original episode that inspired Rob, how it led him to action, what his experience was like, and how the new-found stability of his teaching business is giving him freedom to make other career choices as a performing artist.
A full transcript and resources from this episode can be found at MusicStudioStartup.com/episode120.
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