Social Media Tips for Dance Teachers: Simple Ways to Boost Engagement and Showcase Your School

In this video, Jess chats with Stephanie Hails, a dance school owner from the North East, about how dance teachers can use social media without overcomplicating it. Steph shares simple and practical ideas, like:

• Show Real Moments: Take photos and videos during classes to show what actually happens, rather than just posting posters.

• Start Small: Focus on one class or moment at a time to make it easier to get started.

• Use Your Phone: Smartphones are great for taking and editing photos and videos. Apps like CapCut and Teza can help make it look good.

• Be Consistent: Post regularly and show the community spirit of your school.

• Keep It Simple: Don’t worry about making everything perfect—natural, fun moments work best.

Steph explains how social media is a great (and free!) way to advertise and why it’s so important to just start. Watch the video to hear more helpful tips!

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Jackie Sanderson and Jess Porter, co-founders of Teach.Dance

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Teach.Dance was started by Jackie Sanderson and her daughter, Jess Porter, who have 70 years of experience between them in teaching, running dance schools and mentoring dance teachers.

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