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Frequently asked questions about www.findmymusicteacher.com
By Administrator - Monday, December 28, 2009

There are many places where I can advertise for free. Why should I buy a membership on www.findmymusicteacher.com?

Successful music teachers--like any business owner--need to get the word out to as many people as possible. Advertising on www.findmymusicteacher.com allows teachers to reach a broader audience. You can create a free, searchable profile without any further obligation and become a member only when you are contacted by a student, and we offer monthly promotions to give teachers the opportunity to earn free or discounted memberships. Membership on our site is by no means mutually exclusive to advertising elsewhere; even if you choose not to invest in your career by purchasing a membership with www.findmymusicteacher.com, we encourage you to seek out other advertising opportunities that will fit with your career goals. And remember that you can still enjoy and benefit from the other resources on the site, such as the extensive collection of articles, without spending a dime.

I’m already a member of www.getlessonsnow.com and other membership-based sites. Why should I join www.findmymusicteacher.com?

If so, then you already know that investing in a membership on a site such as www.getlessonsnow.com can yield a huge return, so consider joining other sites as well. Every membership-based teaching site reaches different audiences. Create a free searchable profile, and keep posted for monthly promotions offering free or discounted memberships.

How is www.findmymusicteacher.com different from other sites for music teachers?

This chart below indicates some of the differences between www.findmymusicteacher.com and a few other sites where teachers might consider advertising for students. All information is current as of 12/28/2009 (please feel free to update us if you know any of the information about other sites has changed).

Can’t I just advertise for lessons by putting my flyer up at Starbucks?

Please! It’s 2010!