Websites for music teachers
Web design for music teachers: £249.99 to build, then £49.99 a month, no minimum term. Parents want to know about exams, practice and whether an instrument is needed.
Most enquiries come from parents starting a child on an instrument, and they are full of practical uncertainty: do we have to buy one, how much practice is expected, are exams compulsory, what if they hate it in three months.
Adult learners are a second audience entirely, usually returning after years and slightly embarrassed about it.
What your customers want answered
- What do lessons cost and how long are they
- Do we need to buy an instrument, or can we hire one
- Do you do graded exams, and are they required
- How much practice is expected at home
- Do you teach adults and beginners
Be honest about practiceTelling parents realistically how much practice makes progress possible, and what happens without it, sets expectations that prevent the disappointed drop-out three months in. Teachers who are straight about this keep pupils far longer.
Assuming everyone wants exams
A large number of learners, particularly adults and some children, want to play music rather than take grades. Saying that both routes are available widens the market considerably.
Instruments, levels and how lessons work
Say which instruments and styles you teach, the ages and levels you take, and whether lessons are at your home, the student's home or online. Explain how you work with graded exams if you do, and with adult beginners who just want to play.
Prices, terms and a first lesson
Show your lesson lengths and prices, whether you charge by term or by lesson, and your cancellation policy. A short trial lesson and a photo of you make it easy for a family to choose.
Common questions
- What should a music teacher's website include?
- Instruments and styles taught, ages and levels, location or online lessons, exam preparation, prices, terms, cancellation policy and how to book a trial.
- Should I list prices?
- Yes. It saves time for both you and families.
- Do adult learners search for teachers?
- Yes. Saying you welcome adult beginners widens your audience.
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Tell me about your business.
One message is enough to start. I’ll read it and reply myself, usually with a couple of questions and a clear price.
Liam Tapp, Website Builds