Do you have your store’s plan in place? It’s not too late for last-minute marketing moves. Here’s how to get even more local dancers and dance Moms to #ShopSmall (but buy big) with your dance store this November 30 on Small Business Saturday
If you ever need to finance a renovation of your dance store or studio, or negotiate credit terms with vendors, a strong business credit rating can be very helpful.
Start this 5-step disaster preparedness plan today so you’re ready should a disaster strike—whether it’s a hurricane or a leak from a burst pipe in the space above your studio or store.
With talk of a possible recession in the air, it pays to bolster your business now. Not only will it help you weather a downturn, you’ll be positioned to take advantage of opportunities when the economy improves.
Among the essential qualities of a strong leader, Christine Cox of Philadelphia’s BalletX counts making mistakes and knowing when to hold back. In this interview, she talks about how her dance career prepared her to head BalletX, which recently opened a new million-dollar facility.
If your store or studio is skipping a formal budget, you are shortchanging your business. Don’t wait for a crisis or an economic downturn to create one.