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Marketing a small business like a dance studio, baton twirling program, gymnastics studio, or yoga practice requires creativity and a personal touch. To stand out in your community and attract more students, it’s essential to think beyond traditional advertising. Here are five unique ways to market your business, build your brand, and grow your client base. 1. Host A Community Workshop One of the best ways to introduce people to your offerings is to let them experience your expertise firsthand. Hosting a free community workshop, such as a beginner’s dance class, a family yoga session, or a baton twirling demo,...

Why Coaches Should Publish Video Content Weekly (and How to Get Started) In today’s digital world, video content is one of the most powerful tools a coach can use to engage their audience, grow their business, and build credibility. Whether you’re coaching athletes, dancers, or entrepreneurs, consistent video content can set you apart as a trusted expert while fostering deeper connections with your community. Here’s why you should embrace weekly video content and five simple steps to get started. Why Publish Weekly Video Content? Build Trust and CredibilityVideo content allows your audience to see and hear you, making your advice...

  The holiday season is a perfect time to bring your baton twirling group together for a festive celebration. A holiday party not only strengthens team bonds but also gives everyone a chance to reflect on their accomplishments and look forward to new goals. Whether your group is made up of young beginners or experienced competitors, here are some tips for hosting a holiday party that’s both fun and meaningful. 1. Choose a Theme Start by selecting a theme to set the tone for your party. A winter wonderland, ugly sweater contest, or even a “twirling through the holidays” theme...

  Time Management Tips for Youth Athletes: Creating Balance and Success Time management can be a challenge for adults, let alone kids juggling multiple sports, school, and the constant allure of phones and tablets. If your twirler (or your twirling students) hasn’t learned how to structure their week to balance friends, activities, and outside-of-class practice, it’s time to equip them with skills that will set them up for success—not just in twirling, but in life. Here’s how to help your athlete take charge of their time using block scheduling and effective planning. 1. Start with a Visual Schedule The first...