Most studio owners obsess over promoting their open houses—yet completely wing the actual event. That’s a costly mistake.

In this episode, Bryce Conlan unveils the complete blueprint for turning a one-day trial event into a high-converting enrollment machine. You'll learn how to structure your day with purpose, create irresistible offers, and use strategic FOMO to drive signups on the spot. These insights come straight from Dance Motion Marketing’s internal client mastermind—where studios are enrolling 30, 50, even 60+ dancers in a single day.

Whether you run trials, open houses, or demo days, this episode shows you how to stop “hoping” for signups—and start engineering them.

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What if your entire year of studio marketing could be mapped in just 25 minutes?

In this episode, Bryce Conlan gives you the exact 12-month calendar strategy used by the fastest-growing dance studios. You'll learn how to plan campaigns ahead of the chaos, enroll students in every season—not just fall—and finally feel ahead of the game.

Whether you're running short sessions, launching summer camps, or prepping for recital season, this system helps you fill classes without burning out. Simple, repeatable, and proven to work.

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Studio owners don’t fail because they dream too small—they fail because their goals are emotionally cluttered and operationally unclear. In this holiday reset episode, Bryce Conlan walks you through a smarter, saner approach to goal setting that avoids burnout and builds real momentum.

You’ll learn why more goals mean more stress, how to define a “season of focus,” and the 3-question test that filters fluff from high-impact growth. Plus, Bryce shares the story of a studio owner who doubled her dancers with one clear priority.

If you’re ready to simplify, refocus, and make 2026 your studio’s best year yet, this episode is your starting line.

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