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Dance Studio Advertising | The Podcast

Dance Studio Advertising | The Podcast

By: Bryce Conlan & Kristian Altuve
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Growing a dance studio is hard. You've got a dozen spinning plates, zero time, and what's working in marketing is constantly changing. Join Dance Motion Marketing founders Bryce and Kristian as they share expert insights, actionable strategies, and game-changing techniques for maximizing student enrollment and Dance Studio growth. If you're ready to level up your dance studio, have more students than ever before, and bank record profits then subscribe and keep listening. Here we grow.Copyright 2026 Bryce Conlan & Kristian Altuve Economics Marketing Marketing & Sales
Episodes
  • The Hidden Cost of “Good Ideas” in Your Dance Studio
    Mar 23 2026

    Every studio owner starts the year with clarity—more students, better systems, more freedom.

    But somewhere along the way… things drift.

    In this episode, Bryce Conlan breaks down why being busy doesn’t mean you’re making progress—and how “good” ideas can quietly pull you away from what actually grows your dance studio.

    You’ll learn:

    1. Why most studio owners miss their goals (even with the best intentions)
    2. How to identify “side quests” that waste time and energy
    3. The real cost of losing focus—financial, operational, and emotional
    4. A simple framework to reset, refocus, and finish the year strong

    If you’ve ever felt stuck, overwhelmed, or like you’re working hard without traction—this episode will hit home.

    Because the problem isn’t laziness.

    It’s misalignment.

    And the solution is simpler than you think.

    Follow + review the show if this episode helped you refocus 🎧

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    19 mins
  • Would Your Dance Studio Survive?
    Mar 16 2026

    Last week I disappeared from my business.

    Not by choice.

    A family emergency forced me to step away from Dance Motion Marketing… and yet the company kept running.

    Ads continued. Leads were followed up with. Sales calls happened. Clients got results.

    Why?

    Because of systems.

    Most dance studio owners are the marketing department, the sales team, and the customer service desk. When something happens — illness, burnout, family needs, even a vacation — everything stalls.

    In this episode, I break down what a real business system actually is (hint: it’s not software).

    A system is people + process.

    You’ll learn:

    1. Why most studio businesses are fragile without realizing it
    2. The simplest way to document your processes using video + AI
    3. The 4-step training method we use at Dance Motion Marketing
    4. The first systems every studio owner should build

    If you want freedom without sacrificing growth, this episode is a must.

    Follow and review the show to help more studio owners build businesses that serve their lives — not consume them.

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    25 mins
  • Why Parents Walk Out After a “Great” Trial Class
    Mar 2 2026

    Most dance studio owners think they have a lead problem.

    They don’t.

    They have a follow-up and confidence problem.

    In this episode of Dance Studio Advertising, Bryce Conlan breaks down why studios converting at 20% believe their marketing is failing—while studios converting at 60–70% are simply better at asking for the sale.

    You’ll learn:

    1. Why word-of-mouth leads convert at 70–90%
    2. Why ad leads should still close at 40–70%
    3. The “Praise. Vision. Ask.” enrollment framework
    4. How silence increases conversions
    5. The follow-up cadence that keeps you top-of-mind for months (even a year)

    If parents are walking out after great trial classes, it’s not the economy. It’s the enrollment conversation.

    There is revenue sitting in your CRM right now.

    This episode will show you how to unlock it.

    Follow + review the show if this shifts your thinking.

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    23 mins
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