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

Policies and PaymentsCrafting Clear Cancellation & No-Show Policies & Providing Replacement LessonsStudents need to know exactly what's going to happen if they can't make it to a lesson, and know

Policies and PaymentsAdvance Payment & Subscription ModelsIn this lesson we'll take a closer look at getting payments in advance & options for your subscriptions.Jason Aaron WoodLesson instructor:Professional guitarist, teacher &

Hosting & PlatformBooking & Content Access ToolsHere I'll help you choose the best options for booking and for controlling students' access to content, and I'll direct you to specific tools

Video ProductionGear & Studio SetupTo do certain things in your videos, you need certain gear & software. Some of it is even free. Here we'll discuss the bare essentials, along

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