Maybe you’ve heard about this small-business relief program and assumed it was only for companies with employees—or that it was too late to apply? Neither is true. Congress is adding funds to it—and freelancers are welcome to apply. A dancer-turned-finance professional explains how it works.
Like it or not, if you are a freelance dance artist or educator, you own and manage a small business. Here’s how one solopreneur stepped up his game to preserve income when schools closed in March.
Chanel DaSilva and Nigel Campbell’s journey from artist to entrepreneur. How two successful dancers turn their passion for the art into solid business acumen.
Whether it’s to tap new sources of funding or get a break on payments for existing debt, a talk with your banker can help your business get through this cash crunch.
Even before you get to the point of reopening your physical dance store, there are productive back-to-market steps dance retailers can take. You may even end up reinventing your retail business model.
As COVID-19 continues to disrupt daily life in new ways, studio businesses are evolving often and rapidly. The results are heartening.
With their stores closed, dance retailers are focusing on staying connected with their customers and their local studios and getting down to rainy-day tasks they didn’t have time for before. If you’ve always meant to start or upgrade your store’s online selling, here’s how three storeowners did it.
Here are six takeaways that should be useful for navigating your way through the rescue package.
As someone who has filmed a lot of interviews, the author shares some tips and tricks that will help you look and sound great when videoconferencing.
Dance educators have managed adversity with passion and persistence since long before Covid-19 came on the scene.