From inflation and supply chain issues to changing expectations from families, the new dance year is sure to come with its own set of unique challenges. Start prepping now to start your season on a strong foot.
These days, embracing uncertainty, staying flexible and taking bold action are a dance retailer’s best tools. Here’s how a seasoned storeowner (and retail consultant) recommends you use them to prep for this year’s back-to-school season.
In these unpredictable times, getting the three C’s of marketing right will multiply the effect of all your dance business’ promotion efforts. And you don’t have to be Don Draper to master them.
As a seasonal dance business, identifying new revenue streams for slow spells and making a plan to execute them is a smart step toward sustainability. Here’s how.
Running a business together has unique challenges—but plentiful rewards, too. Three mother-daughter teams reveal what it takes to thrive.
When it comes to fulfilling orders, supply chain issues are still a challenge—for dancewear manufacturers and retailers alike. Here’s a look at how they’re coping.
Get the edge on your competition by taking advantage of these simple and effective tools. The key to them is often storytelling.
Founder Dawn Dickson-Akpoghene’s aim is to create a WeWork-style company for movement entrepreneurs, empowering instructors to fully reap the rewards of running their own businesses.
If I had a dollar for every time I heard the phrase “global supply-chain delays” in the news, I’d be able to purchase a year’s…
Payal Kadakia of ClassPass and The Sa Dance Company encourages dance entrepreneurs to harness their uniqueness, find their purpose and create their own paths. Here, she shares how dance and being true to herself prepared her to create two groundbreaking organizations—including a billion-dollar company.
