Years ago, I attended a workshop on Design and learned some principles that have stuck with me through the years and been invaluable to me in determining how to design professional-looking materials for my studio. There are four basic design principles that I learned. I’ll devote a post to each one. 1. Proximity Group related […]
Design Professional-Looking Materials for Your Studio
If you are interested in creating professional-looking materials for your studio, I highly recommend the Print Shop software. Using Print Shop, I’ve been able to create everything from business cards to brochures to assignment book covers to newsletters to recital program covers and more! The possibilities are endless! There are higher end programs available, but […]
Another Great Website Option!
Okay, I just checked into another website option and I think this may be the best one yet! It uses an open source program called Mambo. (Open Source means that the code used to build the program is available to any web developers who want to adapt it or create add-ons to the program for […]
Print Your Own Bulletin Boards
My dear friend, and fellow music teacher, Azure gave me a mini tour of her studio this morning. The studio was so fun and cheery! She pointed me to this site where you can print your own bulletin boards. She used the Music is a Treat and Kick-Off the New Year in Music bulletin board […]
Get Your Own Studio Website!
Wouldn’t you love to just be able to send potential students to a website to review your policy instead of having to send it to them via postal mail? I know this has saved me all kinds of time and extra costs associated with having to mail out studio information to everyone who calls. If […]
Start Your Own Blog
As I mentioned in my initial posting, a primary source of influence in me starting this blog was the book BLOG by Hugh Hewitt. I highly recommend it if you are interested in learning more about blogging or want to know why you should have your own blog. Check outWhat are Blogs? for a short […]
