Teach Music Online

Teaching online means that you can now share your passion with students around the world. Through this podcast, I help you use new technology, engaging teaching methods, and killer business tactics to build an online business that you love!My 7 years of online teaching experience combined with a tech savvy personality make me the perfect guide for you as you build your online studio. It’s not easy learning about a million new online teaching skills all while trying to juggle family life and manage your current students. The good news is, I’m here to help.Tune in a for a brand new episode every Monday at 8 AM Mountain Time! See you then!

Teach Music Online is a education podcast hosted by Carly Walton, with 143 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Carly Walton hosts Teach Music Online, a education show with 143 episodes published.

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  Episode #143

  E143: How Drum Teacher Grant Collins Revolutionized Online Drum Lessons

  Nov 18, 202438 minS1

  <p>In this inspiring episode of the Teach Music Online Podcast, host Carly Walton chats with Grant Collins, a visionary drum teacher from Australia who has taken his passion for teaching and transformed it into a fully online studio. </p><p>Grant’s journey from international performer to online educator is filled with actionable insights, personal stories, and motivational advice for any music teacher looking to make a bigger impact online. Join us to learn how Grant built his “Drum Dojo,” embraced technology, and created a supportive, thriving community for students worldwide.</p><p>Episode Highlights:</p><p>Grant’s Backgrou...

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  Episode #142

  E142: Have a Studio Vision? Let's Create One Together

  Nov 11, 202421 minS1

  <p>In this episode, we dive into a topic that can feel a bit intimidating but is actually incredibly powerful: vision planning. Ever feel like setting big goals for your teaching studio is overwhelming? You’re not alone! Vision planning isn’t about some perfect, pie-in-the-sky dream; it’s about creating a real and exciting picture of what you want your studio to look like and achieve. Once you’ve got that clear vision, it becomes easier to stay motivated, keep your focus, and take the steps to make it all happen.</p><p>Key Points Covered:</p>Why Vision Planning...

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  Episode #141

  E141: Are Group Lessons a Better Format for You? A Conversation with Guest Jessica Homewood

  Oct 14, 202438 minS1

  <p>In today’s episode, we chat with Jess Homewood, a piano teacher who made a major shift from teaching 60 private students a week to fully embracing group piano lessons. Jess shares her journey from experiencing burnout to finding balance in her teaching schedule through group lessons. She discusses how she initially resisted the idea of group lessons, fearing they wouldn’t provide the same value as one-on-one instruction, but soon discovered the incredible benefits of group and individual learning in music.</p><p>Throughout our conversation, Jess highlights how group lessons foster community and connection among students, helping them beco...

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  Episode #140

  E140: 5 Marketing Mistakes to Avoid and What to Do Instead

  Oct 7, 202420 minS1

  <p>In today’s episode, we’re diving into one of the most important aspects of growing your music studio—marketing! Whether you teach online or in person, marketing is crucial to attracting the right students and building a thriving music school. In this episode, we'll uncover the 5 common marketing mistakes that music teachers often make and share actionable strategies to avoid them.</p><p>I also highlight a powerful testimonial from a member of the Teach Music Online community who transformed her business after joining. Plus, exciting news—the Teach Music Online membership waitlist is now open for 2025! Don’t miss you...

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  Episode #139

  E139: Behind the Scenes of Growing a Multi-Teacher Music Studio with Brooke Schrager

  Sep 30, 202440 minS1

  <p>Are you a music teacher wondering how to grow your music studio from a one-person show to a thriving, multi-teacher business? Brooke Schrager's journey is full of insight and practical tips that might be just what you need to grow your music studio.</p><p>Brooke Schrager was just like many music teachers—passionate about teaching but unfulfilled by the constraints of a traditional classroom. She decided to launch her own studio, imagining a cozy setup with about 30 students. Fast forward a few months, and Brooke found herself with 40 students and a waitlist that stretched on and on.</p><p>...

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