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#071: The Rule of 100 – Growing Your Teaching Business, Music Career or YouTube Channel in 100 Days

#071: The Rule of 100 – Growing Your Teaching Business, Music Career or YouTube Channel in 100 Days

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 In today's solo episode, we're diving deep into a game-changing strategy - the Rule of 100. Whether you're growing your guitar teaching business, YouTube channel, or social media following, this powerful approach can work wonders. It's all about taking 100 actions every day for 100 days. That might sound like a lot, but if you're dedicated to your craft, you'll find the time. We'll explore three key areas - social media outreach, content creation, and advertising. So listen in as we break down the Rule of 100 and watch your endeavors flourish.
  • Michael shared the effective business strategy known as the "Rule of 100."
  • The three main areas - social media outreach, content creation and advertising
  • Reaching out to potential students or followers via social media platforms.
  • Spending 100 minutes daily creating content for your chosen platform.
  • For those with the budget, spend $100 on advertising daily for 100 days.
  • The importance of maintaining genuine interactions, offering something in return, when reaching out to people on social media.

Guitar Teaching Resources Mentioned
  • Free Guitar E-book Resources

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