FoundationsDefining Your Niche & Target StudentMany music teachers make the mistake of trying to reach everyone with a guitar and a wallet. Often, the claim to teach "all styles" is

FoundationsSubscription vs. One-Off LessonsIn this lesson we'll discuss your default payment structure, and we'll weigh the pros and cons of offering lessons by subscription vs one-off payment. Plus, we'll cover

Hosting & PlatformPlatform Comparison: WordPress, Patreon, & UdemyWhile a dedicated teaching website is a MUST for your business, if you're planning on building online courses and/or hosting online lesson content,

Hosting & PlatformYour Teaching WebsiteHere we'll address setting up & building your teaching website, a MUST for your teaching business. From domain names to hosting to what content it needs

Video ProductionAll Things Green ScreenWhen you have a green screen, your possibilities multiply exponentially. From basic high-quality background replacement to actually interacting with any visual reference you're displaying to the

Video ProductionQuick Editing & Export for WebStreamlining your editing process and learning your editing software is vital. In this lesson I'll discuss the main focal points, as well as some

Lesson DeliveryIn-Person vs. Virtual FormatsHere we'll discuss formats to consider when teaching in person and teaching virtually, and where/how they fit into your business.Jason Aaron WoodLesson instructor:Professional guitarist, teacher &

Lesson DeliveryEfficient Content ReuseCreating content takes a significant amount of time. Creating it in such a way that it can be reused is essential for leveraging your time, amassing referral

Lesson DeliveryAssigning Practice & HomeworkThe real progress for your student mostly happens in the days IN BETWEEN lessons, so what you send them on their way with largely defines how

Lesson DeliveryImproving Teaching Away From LessonsIn this lesson you'll learn how to be the most effective teacher you can be, without having to rely 100% on using your students to