Managed Website Service
A professional website, built, hosted and looked after for you, with business email.
- Fully managed, so you never touch the technical side
- Designed around your business
- Your own domain
£50 a month
Marketing for music teachers
Find new pupils nearby without writing every post from scratch
Add your instruments, ages and teaching style to your profile once. Kabooly Marketing suggests an advert, writes it and designs the images, so letting local families know about a free slot takes a few minutes.
Marketing
£40 a month
Up to 20 advert images a day.
- Advert text in your tone of voice
- Images sized for Instagram, Facebook and Nextdoor
- Your logo and brand colours picked up from your website
- Topic ideas drawn from your own services
- Regenerate the text or any single image
- Every advert saved to your library
How families choose a music teacher
Parents looking for piano or guitar lessons tend to ask in local groups first, then look for someone close enough to fit around school pick ups. Adult learners do much the same, usually after years of saying they will take up an instrument one day.
That means your name needs to come up where they are looking, at the times they are looking: the start of a school term, after Christmas when a new instrument has arrived, or when a pupil leaves and a regular slot opens up.
Kabooly Marketing knows which instruments you teach, the ages you work with and whether you teach at home, travel to pupils or teach online. It suggests a topic, writes the advert in your tone and designs an image for each platform you choose.
Advert ideas
Adverts music teachers create with it
Every advert starts from a suggested topic you can accept, replace or swap.
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A weekly slot has come free
Names the day and time and the instrument, so a local family can see at a glance whether it fits their week.
Suits: NextdoorFacebook
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Got a guitar for Christmas
A January advert for the new owners of instruments that are still sitting in the corner, and for the parents who bought them.
Suits: FacebookInstagram
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Lessons for adult beginners
Reassures grown ups that it is not too late and that lessons go at their pace, with no pressure to take exams.
Suits: FacebookNextdoor
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Preparing for graded exams
For pupils who want structured progress, explaining how you support them through theory, pieces and aural tests.
Suits: FacebookInstagram
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End of term pupil concert
Celebrates your students and shows parents what a year of lessons with you looks like, without naming any child who has not been agreed.
Suits: InstagramFacebook
Things to get right in music lesson adverts
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Take care with children
Many of your pupils are under 18. Keep names and photos of children out of adverts unless parents have agreed, and let the generated images carry your branding instead.
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Mention your safeguarding checks
Parents want to know you are checked and safe to teach their child. If you hold a DBS check, add it to what your business does so the adverts can mention it, then check the wording before posting.
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Be precise about where lessons happen
Teaching from home, visiting pupils or teaching online all change who can book. Put this in your profile so each advert says it plainly.
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One instrument per advert works best
Suggested topics come from your services list, so list each instrument separately. A piano advert and a violin advert will each reach the right parents more clearly than one advert for everything.
The bundle
Also for music teachers
Get the website, Marketing and the CRM together for £100 a month.
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CRM
Contacts, deals, email campaigns, bookings and forms, in one place.
- Contact management with notes and history
- Deal pipeline with your own stages
- Email campaigns and marketing lists
From £100 a month
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All three
£100 a month
Marketing plus the other two, for one monthly price.
Get the bundle
Questions from music teachers
I teach several instruments. Can I advertise each one?
Yes. Add each instrument as a service in your profile. Suggested topics draw on that list, and you can type your own topic whenever you want a specific advert.
Can the tone suit parents and adult learners?
Your profile has a tone of voice scale from formal to casual that every advert follows. You can also edit the text in place or regenerate it if a particular advert needs a different feel.
Does it post to Facebook for me?
No. You copy the text and download the images, then post them yourself. Every advert is saved automatically in your library, newest first.
Which platforms are covered?
Instagram at 1080 by 1080, Facebook at 1200 by 630 and Nextdoor at 1200 by 1200. You tick the ones you want and get one image for each.
Can parents book lessons through it?
No. Kabooly Marketing makes adverts. Online booking and enquiry forms are part of the Kabooly CRM, a separate product from £100 a month.
Marketing for music teachers, £40 a month
Or get the website, Marketing and the CRM together for £100 a month.