Studio Owner Success Stories

0:49

Shawna Kwan

Elan Dance Arts London, ON

Mid-size city

Shawna owns a dance studio in London, Ontario. After about a year with StudioHub, her revenue is about $140,000 higher than last year to date.

3:35

Jodi Shilling

Releve Studios Northridge, CA

Big city or suburbs
Added about 500 students in 5 months
Lost students in COVID

Jodi had just moved her studio to a new city and lost students, then COVID hit three weeks after opening. In five months with Get More Students she averaged about 100 new students a month, roughly 500 up from where she started.

11:11

Angela Manella-Hoffman

Moore Than Dance Fridley, MN

Big city or suburbs
Added 90 students mid-season
Tried other marketing first

Angela's studio had a couple hundred students and had advertised for 12 years, but new families didn't know it existed. She brought in 90 new students mid-season, filled every class, and made $5,000 extra in one month.

1:26

Liz Laakman

MVMT Dance Center Saddle Brook, NJ

Big city or suburbs
128 → 225 students

Liz started the season with 128 students. Two months after starting, she was at 225 and had added about $55,000 in revenue.

3:24

Dodie Hunter-Eskew

Rising Star & Tumbling Casper, WY

Small town or rural
524 → 667 students
Tried other marketing first

Dodie's studio was already big, about 524 students after 39 years in business. Three months in she was at 667, and added 85 new students in January and February against a goal of 72.

1:49

Jacqueline Willis

Jacqueline's School of Dance Pickering, ON

Big city or suburbs
Added about 100 students in 2 months
Tried other marketing first

Jacqueline had been running her own Facebook ads and thought she was good at them. In her first two months with the program she brought in about 100 new students and roughly $13,000.

7:27

Debbi Miller

Dance Image Whittier, CA

Big city or suburbs
Added 150+ students
Tried other marketing first

Debbi had leads falling through the cracks and one coordinator who couldn't keep up with follow-up. Since starting she has enrolled over 150 students and revenue is double the same time last year.

2:06

Denise Knight

Studio M Long Beach, CA

Big city or suburbs
Added 75 students in 2 months
Lost students in COVID

Denise's numbers were down after COVID and the studio was getting desperate. In two months she registered 75 new students from more than 300 inquiries, worth about $5,000 to $6,000 a month extra.

1:36

Rhonda Sylvester

Ms. Karen's Dance Studio North Little Rock, AR

Mid-size city
Added 343 students in 10 months
Tried other marketing first

Rhonda enrolled 343 new students between January and October using Facebook ads and the follow-up system. She had used other ad help before without the same results, and the extra income let her hire new teachers.

12:29

Yvonne Donaghy

Center For Dance Arts Torrington, CT

Small town or rural
33 new students in the first month
Tried other marketing first

Yvonne has run her studio for 33 years in a low-income area and her own Facebook ads weren't bringing kids in. In her first month she signed up 33 new students, 64 by the interview, and her preschool class went from 5 to 22.

1:26

Gino Escalona

Ritmo Dance Studio Pembroke Pines, FL

Big city or suburbs
10 → 70 students in 3 months
Brand-new studio

Gino started with 10 students. He got to 20 in the first month, 40 in the second and 70 in the third, making $10,000 that third month.

4:27

Lisa White

East Coast Dance Complex Somersworth, NH

Small town or rural
Added 330 students in under a year
Tried other marketing first
Summers are slow

Lisa was doing her own marketing and not enjoying it. In about ten months she added 330 students. Her summer classes hit 178 kids against a previous best of 43, and she signed up 40 new students in one March.

5:07

Jeffrey Lewis

Bay Area Arts Conservatory League City, TX

Big city or suburbs
Added 113 students in 2 months
Stuck at the same number for years
Tried other marketing first

Jeffrey's enrollment had flat-lined at 200 despite Facebook ads and print marketing. In two months he enrolled 113 new students, about $12,000 more a month in tuition, taking the studio from the red to the black.

5:25

Julie Dickens

Twinkle Star Dance McKinney & Frisco, TX

Big city or suburbs
New studio: 40 → 140 students in 6 months
Brand-new studio
Tried other marketing first

Julie runs two Texas studios and had spent a lot on Facebook ads with other companies without results. Her new studio went from 40 to 140 students in six months; the original added 50 in a month and a half.

11:16

Kelly Stento

LeRoux School Of Dance Royersford, PA

Big city or suburbs
Added 108 students in 2 months
Lost students in COVID
Tried other marketing first

Kelly had 250 students before COVID and reopened with 49. After launching ads in February she added 108 students in two months, opened seven new classes, and reached 255, with revenue up $3,000 a month.

12:06

Sherri McLaughlin-Ryan

American Dance Studios Edison, NJ

Big city or suburbs
80 → 160 students in 6 months
Tried other marketing first

Sherri has owned her studio since 1992 and had tried ClickFunnels and drip campaigns on her own. She started with about 80 students and doubled to 160 in six months, charging $199 down at enrollment.

5:04

Luciana Costantino

Lua Dance Club Studio Pittsburgh, PA

Big city or suburbs
80 → 165 students
Brand-new studio
Tried other marketing first

Luciana had opened Lua Dance Club seven months earlier after splitting from a partner, and was at about 80 students. Three months after launching ads she was at 165, hired a secretary and was training two more teachers.

4:18

Nicole Guinard

En L'air School for Dance Tiverton, RI

Big city or suburbs
52 → 107 students
Lost students in COVID
Tried other marketing first

Nicole had 52 students after COVID cut her studio in half, and had just moved to a new small town. Three months after her first trial classes with Get More Students she was at 107 students.

4:54

Emma Schwickerath

Miss Emma’s Dance Company New Hampton, IA

Small town or rural
Added 32 students
Tried other marketing first

Emma runs a studio in a town of 3,000 in Iowa. Her own Facebook ads got nothing. She added 32 students and $2,000 a month, raised prices from $41 to about $65, and hired an office person.

19:48

Carissa Chanos

Infinity Dance East Troy, WI

Small town or rural
55 → 111 students in 3 months
Lost students in COVID
Tried other marketing first
Stuck at the same number for years

Carissa and Gina run a small-town Wisconsin studio that had dropped to the 40s and 50s after COVID. Starting at about 55 students, they doubled to 111 in three months, with $5,600 from registrations and first month's tuition.

11:42

Sandra Barranco

Fusion Studios Torrance, CA

Big city or suburbs
48 new clients in 2 months
Brand-new studio

Sandra had just opened a big, empty second location. In two months she brought in 48 new clients and about $4,800, filled all her baby classes in three weeks, and added four more.

1:49

Cathy Acerba

Dancexpress Dance Studio Narberth, PA

Big city or suburbs
324 → 541 students

Cathy's studio started at 324 students and is now at 541. She is adding classes and hiring more teachers to keep up.

4:15

Melodie & Bill Stacy

Classic Melodies Louisville, KY

Big city or suburbs
77 → 199 students in 5 months
Lost students in COVID
Stuck at the same number for years
Tried other marketing first

Melodie and Bill had run Classic Melodies for 28 years and never passed 100 students; after losing about 20% in COVID they were down to 77. Within five months they reached 199 and people started recognising their name.

2:35

Cindy Kieffer

Visions Dance Academy Matthews, NC

Big city or suburbs
200 → 400 students

Cindy started at 200 students and was at 400 about a year later. A five-day text campaign her assistant ran for fall re-enrollment brought in over 100 re-enrollments.

0:16

Carolyn Coskren

Dance Inspirations Concord, NH

Small town or rural
Added 25+ students in 2 weeks

Carolyn had over 25 new students two weeks after starting and added two baby classes. Since then she has added another four to five classes.

4:00

Jan Bilhartz

The Movement Dance Studio Springdale, AR

Mid-size city
Added 63 students in 10 weeks
Lost students in COVID
Tried other marketing first

Jan had a new building, no money and too few students after COVID. She started at the end of February and added 63 new students in ten weeks, about six sign-ups a week. She is about to turn 82.

2:02

Michelle Fracchia-West

Ignite Dance Works Saskatoon, SK

Mid-size city
65+ summer camp sign-ups in 10 days
Lost students in COVID
Summers are slow
Tried other marketing first

Michelle had over 300 students before COVID and just under 200 after. She had tried several marketing agencies with no results. A week-and-a-half campaign signed up over 65 kids for summer camp and brought in $8,600.

6:39

Jackie Jackson

Grace Kelly Studio Brielle, NJ

Mid-size city
48 → 77 students
Lost students in COVID

Jackie's studio was coming out of COVID with about 48 students and in the middle of a move, running trials from a temporary rec-center space. Since February she has reached 77 and is back to two recital shows.

2:08

Melinda Tamm

Ms. Melinda's Waite Park, MN

Small town or rural
15–20 new leads a week

Melinda was losing inquiries that came in at night or on weekends when the office was closed. With the platform she gets 15 to 20 new leads a week, over 200 so far, which turn into trials and students.

4:04

Beth Richardson

Turning Pointe Studios Holmen, WI

Small town or rural
17 students in the first 13 days
Working another job

Beth runs her studio with a business partner while working full time and raising five kids. Word of mouth was all they had. In the first 13 days with ads and automated follow-up they signed up 17 students and brought in $1,000.

28:06

Ashley Schwyn

The Academy Marysville, OH

Big city or suburbs
Added 100+ units in one summer
Lots of competition nearby
Tried other marketing first

Ashley was running, teaching and marketing her studio with two babies at home and Facebook money going nowhere. Her first quarter brought about 40 new kids; this year she added over 100 units between June and September and opened a second location.

23:22

Julie Hawkins

Broken Arrow Broken Arrow, OK

Big city or suburbs
160–170 → 327 students in 18 months
Tried other marketing first

Julie ran her own Facebook ads for five years and was exhausted. In 18 months with StudioHub she went from 160–170 students to 327, opened two more days a week, and is building a new facility because classes are wait-listed.

16:10

Britne Bell

Next Level Dance Cnter Troy, MI

Big city or suburbs
Added 149 students in 6 months

Britne's leads came in from calls, emails and the website with no system to track them. Starting in May, her studio got 149 enrollments in six months and sits at 457 students, about 100 more than usual.

20:39

Ashley Palmer

Encore Dance Studio Adrian, MI

Small town or rural
Back from 130 to 220 students
Lost students in COVID
Tried other marketing first

Ashley had 250 students before the pandemic and dropped to 130. She started with StudioHub in March; by late September she was at 220, opening new classes because the existing ones were full.

14:43

Brie Castro

The Ballet Studio Lafayette, LA

Mid-size city
130 → 158 students; summer 98 → 150
Tried other marketing first
Summers are slow

Brie was getting one or two leads a week from her own Facebook ads. Starting mid-season with about 130 students, she reached 158 by June, added about 30 adult students, and grew summer from 98 to 150.

11:53

Emily Crawford

Emily Rose Dance Creations Newtown Square, PA

Big city or suburbs
50 → 71 students
Tried other marketing first
Summers are slow

Emily had about 50 students in her one-room studio's third season and was running expensive ads herself. She finished the season at 71, filled a new Sunday class for 3-4 year olds, ran more summer camps than ever, and is opening a second room.

14:17

Kristina Trotti

Affinity Dance Unlimited Cedar Park, TX

Big city or suburbs
12 → 129 students
Brand-new studio

Kristina opened her studio with 12 paying students. She ended the first season with 129, filled six weeks of summer camp, and started season two with about 70 enrolled in the first two days.

29:16

Wendy Robbins

Dance Connection Kennewick, WA

Mid-size city
Retention 25–30% → 64%
Working another job
Tried other marketing first
Summers are slow

Wendy works a full-time day job alongside her studio and had tried print ads and grocery-store dividers. Enrollment stayed flat this year, but retention doubled from 25–30% to 64% and summer camps had their best enrollment ever.

16:19

Stephanie Sloop

Next step Dance Concord, NC

Big city or suburbs
Summer: 53 → 103 students
Summers are slow

Stephanie runs her studio mostly alone in her 48th year. Her summer enrollment went from 53 last year to 103, beating her old record of 90, and she ended the season with over 180 students.

16:53

Julie Ronzani

Dance Now Studios Beaver Dam, WI

Small town or rural
Added 151 students in 8 months
Tried other marketing first
Summers are slow

Julie's studio sits on a quiet street in a rural town and vendor booths and boosted posts weren't working. Since October she added 151 new students, had 139 registered for summer, and made $20,000 more in Q1 than the year before.

10:36

Laura Gartner

Dowtown Dance Academy Toms River, NJ

Mid-size city
250 → 410 students
Lost students in COVID

Laura was at about 250 students, her lowest after COVID, and had just moved into a bigger space. In the first year she passed 300 and now has 410, with Google reviews up from three or four to 75.

10:48

Jasmine Smith

Libra Dance Newport News, VA

Big city or suburbs
Started with 50, added 50+ students
Working another job
Brand-new studio

Jasmine had just opened and had about 50 students from word of mouth while teaching high school full time. She added more than 50 students, opened a second studio space next door, and put in her resignation to run the studio full time.

20:06

Autumn Cardacin

Miss Autumn's Dance Class Quakertown, PA

Big city or suburbs
100 → 208 students
Stuck at the same number for years
Tried other marketing first

Autumn's studio of 17 years hovered around 100 students and couldn't break 110. Facebook ads, newspapers and postcards hadn't worked. She is now at 208, with the chat bot booking trials overnight.

42:36

Angie and Amy Hess

1st Steps to Broadway Pickerington, OH

Big city or suburbs
150 → 275 students in 9 months

Angie and Amy had run a small studio for 20 years and felt local families didn't know it existed. They ran Facebook ads for the first time and went from 150 to 275 students in nine months, adding 20–25 a month.

15:04

Javier Martinez

Latin Groove Dance Academy Bayonne, NJ

Big city or suburbs

Javier's studio had been open for years but people kept asking if it was new. Since August 2022 he gets leads every day, has 187 five-star Google reviews, and had his biggest revenue month since buying the business.

5:31

Andrea Barnum

Dance Force Extreme Orlando, FL

Big city or suburbs
Added 50–70 students in 6 months

Andrea and Jamie co-own the studio and were tracking inquiries on a spreadsheet. Since October they added 50 to 70 students, reaching 244, six short of their 250 goal.

13:05

Marsha Newton

British Academy of Performing Arts Atlanta, GA

Big city or suburbs
Added 86 students in 3 months
Lots of competition nearby
Stuck at the same number for years
Mostly little kids
Tried other marketing first

Marsha's performing arts studio had sat at the same numbers for about five years, with dance studios on every corner. In just over three months, five weeks of them closed, she enrolled 86 new students and added four preschool programs.

28:56

Janna Ryan

Legacy Dance and Gymnastics North Platte, NE

Small town or rural
258 → 374 students
Lost students in COVID
Stuck at the same number for years
Tried other marketing first

Janna's studio in a town of 25,000 in western Nebraska had been stuck since COVID, gaining four and losing five. She went from 258 students to 362 in three months and was at 374 heading for 400.

7:22

Donna Shepherd

Creative Outlet Performing Arts Center Foothill Ranch, CA

Big city or suburbs
Added 63 students in under 2 months
Stuck at the same number for years

Donna's studio had plateaued at about 250 students on word of mouth alone. In under two months she enrolled 63 new students, almost all classes sold out, and she is now considering moving to a bigger space.

5:36

Kim Brancamp

Pro Dance Elite Studios Northwest suburbs of Chicago, IL

Big city or suburbs
Now at 234 students
Lots of competition nearby
Tried other marketing first

Kim runs a studio in the Chicago suburbs with a lot of competition and was running her own expensive Facebook ads and Keap automation. Since starting in mid-August she hit 204 students by October 2 and is at 234, aiming for 250.

11:48

Lorna Edwards

Asbury Arts Center Lake Asbury, FL

Big city or suburbs
190 → 250 students
Tried other marketing first
Stuck at the same number for years

Lorna and her co-owner couldn't pay rent in March after years stuck around 190 students and ads that brought in one lead a month. Six months in they have 250 students and two to three leads a day.

3:29

Ali Perzel-Peters

Branches of Dance Reading, PA

Mid-size city
3–5 → 20–30 new students a month
Tried other marketing first

Ali had been burned by advertising companies and the studio didn't show up on Google. She went from three to five new students a month to 20 or 30, with enrollment up more than 50 percent.

3:27

Holly Schiller

Rockstarz Dance Academy Batavia, OH

Big city or suburbs
Added 49 students in about 2 months
Tried other marketing first

Holly had tried boosting Facebook posts and bring-a-friend and got one or two kids. From late August to the end of October she enrolled 49 new students, added two classes and started looking for a bigger space.

6:41

Margo Ruark

Baila Amigo Dance With Me Berwyn, IL

Big city or suburbs
35 → 100 students in one month
Tried other marketing first

Margo bought a 45-year-old studio when its owner retired, and enrollment dropped to 35 by September. One month after starting StudioHub she was at 100 students, close to the 125 the previous owner had.

4:12

Jessica Stadt

West Michigan Elite Allendale, MI

Big city or suburbs
Added 25 students in under 2 months
Tried other marketing first

Jessica's own Facebook posts weren't bringing in students. In under two months she added 25 students and about $2,500 in revenue. Her recreational program is at 103, around 120 to 125 with camps.

4:33

Taylor Pittman

First Class Dance Center San Marcos, TX

Big city or suburbs
Added 70–80 students

Taylor's leads came in by text, email and phone with no reminders, so trials fell through the cracks. In a few months the studio added 70 to 80 students and almost made back the investment in registration fees alone.

7:51

Grace Hamilton Mayfield

Hamilton Academy of the Arts Lafayette, LA

Mid-size city
80 more students than last year
Lost students in COVID
Tried other marketing first

Grace's 43-year-old studio dropped from 225 students to 120 after COVID, still recruiting with 20,000 flyers. She hired a recruiter, started the season with 80 more students than the year before, about $6,500 more a month, and added four classes for younger kids.

4:21

Margarita Camera

Hype Danz Courtice, ON

Big city or suburbs
Added 80–100 students in a year
Lost students in COVID
Stuck at the same number for years

Margarita's numbers had sat flat for years, then COVID lockdowns in Ontario cost her almost half her students. In about a year she added 80 to 100 new students, worth roughly $35,000 to $40,000.

10:19

Jacque Dickinson & Christine Levinson

Edge Dance Center Lumberton, NJ

Big city or suburbs
333 new student records; 545 by recital
Summers are slow

Jacque and Christine run two locations and were tracking trials in a spreadsheet, missing a 500-student goal. Since February 2022 they created 333 new student records, hit 545 by the May recital and had their biggest summer ever with 300 kids.

5:34

Lauren Lanza

Stars Performing Arts Academy East Rutherford, NJ

Big city or suburbs
Added about 150 students
Tried other marketing first

Lauren was already running Facebook ads but the leads were hard to find and follow up on. With her studio manager answering inquiries, she has enrolled about 150 students and added about $12,000 a month in revenue.

6:04

Tanya Kinnaman

Tanya's Dance Company Bozeman, MT

Small town or rural
265 → 353 students
Tried other marketing first

Tanya had taken courses on Facebook and Instagram ads and still wasn't getting leads. She started in January with 265 students and ended the season in May with 353, about $10,000 more in revenue.

7:31

Michael Cook

South Mountain Performing Arts Laveen, AZ

Big city or suburbs
70 → 134 students in about 3 months
Lost students in COVID

Michael had just moved into a new 10,000 square foot building with a big mortgage and 70 students after COVID. Starting in May, with July closed, he reached 134 students by August, adding $11,000 a month.

5:21

Heather Wayne

Heather Wayne Performing Arts Buford, GA

Big city or suburbs
Added 100+ students in a year

Heather couldn't keep track of who had called or come in for a trial. In a year with StudioHub, over 100 kids registered because of it, and she now runs Facebook ads and lead follow-up in one place.

2:11

Jonathan Shaker

Shaker Dance Academy Beachwood, OH

Big city or suburbs
80 → almost 170 students in 3–4 months

Jonathan and Tracy were losing kids to school sports. They started the season with 80 students, ran ads and free trials, and reached almost 170 within three or four months, adding office staff to handle the influx.

7:32

Lindsey Hadley

Joy of Dance Lee, NH

Small town or rural
298 → 378 students

Lindsey was following up leads by hand from a big spreadsheet and converting few of them. She started the year at 298 students and ended at 378, and now enrolls 20 to 30 people a month with automated follow-up.

6:42

Nina Koch

East Country Performing Arts Center Brentwood, CA

Big city or suburbs
Added 107 students in a few months

Nina's enrollment came in spikes with slow months in between. In a few months with Get More Students her team closed 107 new students and brought in over $15,000, with the program paying for itself in about two months.

7:24

Melody Hubert

Melodic Movements Performing Arts Program Hockessin, DE

Big city or suburbs
80 → 160 students
Working another job
Mostly little kids

Melody had a separate full-time job and her studio only attracted one age group by word of mouth. From January to June she went from 80 to 160 students, revenue doubled, and she now runs the studio full time.

3:37

Wendy

Grand Central Academy of Performing Arts Cornelius, NC

Big city or suburbs

Wendi has owned her studio since 2011 and didn't have time to chase leads. After a year with Get More Students she says the follow-up runs itself and she trained a part-time worker to handle it.

32:45

Brandy Christensen

Starstruck Dance & Tumbling Clearfield, UT

Mid-size city
102 → 293 students
Stuck at the same number for years
Tried other marketing first
Summers are slow

Brandy had about 102 students after 18 years and was losing her building. She went from 5 leads a month to 40 to 60, finished the season with 293, enrolled 225 in summer programs, and bought her own building.

8:15

KD

Dance Magic Studios Lancaster, CA

Big city or suburbs
400 → 800+ students across two locations
Lost students in COVID

Katie's two-location studio came out of COVID restrictions with about 400 dancers. Since January 2022 it has grown to between 800 and 900 across both locations, with office staff at each location sharing the texting.

28:56

Smaranda Albeck

Boston Rhythmic Boston area, MA

Big city or suburbs
600s → about 1,000 students

Smaranda's rhythmic gymnastics school had three locations and around 600 students, with leads coming through too many channels for her team to track. A year and a half later she is close to 1,000 students, registering about 100 a month.

25:19

Aleah Darnell

Prestige Dance Institute Garner, NC

Big city or suburbs
170 → 205 students
Stuck at the same number for years
Tried other marketing first

Aleah's studio had sat at around 170 students for years and its location is hidden from the street. Seven months after starting she was at 205, and the new students covered the rent to expand into the unit next door.

7:50

Rachel Daly

Dancenter of Utica & Herkimer Utica, NY

Mid-size city
Summers are slow
Lost students in COVID

Rachel ran Dancenter of Utica & Herkimer, where summers were tough and COVID had left her youngest classes much smaller. After her first StudioHub ad, she got so many messages by dinner that evening, and enrollment grew enough to erase her usual summer financial pressure.

10:08

Evie McPherson

Encore Dance Academy Ankeny, IA

Mid-size city
Now at 283 students, aiming for 400
Stuck at the same number for years

Evie had run her studio 20 years and felt stagnated, unsure how to keep up with today's marketing. She got 16 leads on day one, added 64 summer camp kids in six weeks, and reached 283 students, aiming for 400 next year.

16:06

Steffan Clark and Ellis Burkhead

The Groove Lab Owensboro, KY

Small town or rural
Brand-new studio

Steffan and Ellis opened The Groove Lab in Owensboro, Kentucky and worried about affording Christmas bonuses a few months in. Their StudioHub ads launched during an ice storm, and they went on to add about $3K in monthly recurring revenue and hit $10K a month.

19:21

Sherri McLaughlin-Ryan

American Dance Studios Edison, NJ

Big city or suburbs
80 → 159 students
Tried other marketing first

Sherri had run American Dance Studios in Edison for 26 years and was juggling five or six separate tools before finding StudioHub. She started with 80 students, doubled her numbers to about 159, and set her next goal at 300.

19:19

Javier Martinez

Latin Groove Dance Academy Bayonne, NJ

Big city or suburbs
Reached 206 students, aiming for 250
Lost students in COVID
Summers are slow

Javier's studio paused for six months during COVID, and he had to figure out reopening himself. After setting up Facebook and Instagram ads with StudioHub, leads came in right away, and he reached 206 students, aiming for 250 by December.

0:27

Brittany Thierman

Neighborhood School of Dance Olean, NY

Small town or rural

Brittany started with StudioHub two months before her dance season began at Neighborhood School of Dance in Olean. She had 35 leads booked for the first week of classes and said she was thankful to be working with StudioHub.

0:54

Margarita Camera

Hype Danz Courtice, ON

Big city or suburbs

Margarita worried about filling classes and getting the number of students she wanted before StudioHub, and was skeptical about the price. Three years in, targeted Facebook and Instagram ads keep bringing her more contacts, trials and bookings.

1:14

Brandy Christensen

Starstruck Dance & Tumbling Clearfield, UT

Mid-size city
About 48 → nearly 350 students
Tried other marketing first

Brandy sat with about 48 students at Starstruck and thought she might have to close, after her own Facebook ads never worked. Since StudioHub, she reached nearly 350 students and credits her accountability check-ins with Steph as a favorite part.

1:11

Sarah Jolee LaRocque

Stellar Dance Studio Ocala, FL

Mid-size city

Sarah struggled to track leads at Stellar Dance Studio in Ocala before StudioHub, since families often gave only their child's name first. She said StudioHub helped her get more students through the door and valued her Monday calls with Shauna and the studio owner group.

1:07

Benjie Kushins

Art & Soul School of Creative & Performing Arts Santa Rosa, CA

Mid-size city
Doubled enrollment in the first year
Tried other marketing first

Benjie had tried running his own Facebook and Google ads for Art & Soul, but they weren't reaching the right people. After switching to StudioHub, he doubled enrollment in the first year and has used it for over five years since.

0:50

Ali Perzel-Peters

Branches of Dance Reading, PA

Mid-size city

Ali had trouble filling classes at Branches of Dance and was skeptical she could handle StudioHub's automations. Free trials through StudioHub changed that, and the studio now has more students than room, with wait lists.

1:41

Jordan Thygesen

Elevate Sports Center Eagle Mountain, UT

Mid-size city

Jordan's team had so many different softwares and spreadsheets that things kept falling through the cracks before StudioHub. She was skeptical the automations would feel too robotic, but said the team has been very happy with the customizable, easy-to-fix automations for years since.

1:46

Marsha Newton

British Academy of Performing Arts Atlanta, GA

Big city or suburbs
Tried other marketing first

Marsha spent countless hours and a lot of money trying to master Facebook and Instagram ads herself before StudioHub. Two years in, she gets 50 to 100 leads a week at $3 to $15 a lead and runs her staff and client communications through StudioHub.

1:03

Natasha Maltseva

LaVida Dance Studio Kirkland, WA

Big city or suburbs

Natasha's team used to track every lead and follow-up manually at LaVida, and leads could fall through the cracks. She was skeptical about texting clients at first, but said customer service went up once clients saw how easy it was to schedule a trial.

5:11

Erin East

East West Music and Dance San Jose, CA

Big city or suburbs
25 trials in the first 7 days, 15 new registrations already
Tried other marketing first

Erin had spent about three months setting up all of her studio's marketing automation herself with a different company, in tears by the end. Since switching to StudioHub, she booked 25 trials in the first 7 days and 15 new registrations already this new year.

0:27

Gino Escalona and Camila Briñez

Ritmo Dance Studio Pembroke Pines, FL

Big city or suburbs

Gino and Camila had no students, no business and no money at Ritmo Dance Studio before StudioHub. Since joining, they said they have more students, more business and more money.