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The right platform handles scheduling, payments, video, and student management so you can focus on teaching. Here is how the main options compare and which one fits your stage.
Every time a student asks you the same question for the fifth time, that is a product idea. Here is how to create it, price it, and sell it without trading your time for every dollar.
A 90-minute masterclass can earn more per hour than a full day of private lessons. Here is how to plan, price, run, and resell one effectively.
A music lesson business has low startup costs, flexible hours, and real income potential. Here is how to go from zero students to a full calendar with a sustainable system.
Teachable and Kajabi are the two dominant platforms for selling online music courses. Here is how they compare, what each setup looks like, and which one is right for your teaching business.
Undercharging is the most common mistake music teachers make. Here is how to calculate what you should actually charge, with real benchmarks and a rate calculation worksheet.
A co-write is a first date, a business meeting, and a creative session rolled into one. If you treat it like all three, you will get invited back.
You own your song the moment you write it down. But owning it and proving you own it are two different things. Registration is how you prove it.
A staff writing deal is not a salary. It is a loan against your future royalties. Here is how the deals work, what publishers actually want, and how to position yourself.
You do not need a record deal, a tour, or a fanbase to make a living as a songwriter. You need cuts, credits, and registrations. The money is in the splits.
A music business plan is not just for record labels or managers. Any independent artist who wants to build a sustainable career benefits from writing one. This guide explains every section, what to include, and how to keep it practical.
Music industry contracts, licensing agreements, and royalty statements are full of terms that most artists were never taught. This glossary covers 80 essential terms, clearly defined, so you can navigate business conversations with confidence.
Tracking your music income and expenses does not require expensive accounting software. A well-designed spreadsheet gives you a clear picture of your music finances, simplifies tax filing, and helps you make smarter business decisions.
Convert MIDI files to professional sheet music notation with VexFlow.
Create stunning promo videos for your music. Pick a background, add your song, overlay artwork and captions, and download a ready-to-share clip.
Convert BPM to milliseconds, bars to time duration, and audio samples to ms. Essential for DAW users and producers.
The global leader in contemporary music education, offering degrees in jazz, pop, rock, production, songwriting, and music business with 2026-2027 tuition of $55,620.
The Australian Institute of Music (AIM), founded in 1968, is an independent higher education college with campuses in Sydney and Melbourne. It offers diploma, bachelor, and master programs in contemporary performance, audio production, music business, and arts management, with tuition starting at approximately $12,230 AUD per year and a curriculum built around one-on-one instruction and industry collaboration.
A contemporary music university in London, founded in 1986 as The Guitar Institute. Offers BA (Hons), BMus, CertHE, MA, and MMus degrees in performance, songwriting, music production, music business, and music psychology. UK undergraduate fees are £9,790 per year (2026/27). International students pay £12,250 per year with the Creative Development Scholarship. Campuses in London, Liverpool, Leeds, and Glasgow. Known for small class sizes and 1-to-1 tuition.