Generally, my FB and IG reel views sit in the 300ish range - sometimes higher, sometimes lower. I'm not fussed about it because my studio space is quite limited, so a huge following isn't my goal. But a recent reel has over 1k views and my investigative brain is wondering why. I'm not doing anything differently; the reel matches (in style and content) many I've posted over the years, but somehow it caught. It makes me curious as to why this one popped off; any theories @Sally Prendergast

Remember, social media is interest media now. Genuinely interesting content reaches parents who have never heard of your studio, not just the ones already following you. For your teachers and your studio personality ➡️ "Rate my technique": a teacher honestly critiquing their own demo for laughs ➡️ Why our trial class is structured the way it is ➡️ 5 things more important than "natural talent" ➡️ I've been dancing for [X] years but I still... ➡️ Bad vs. Good vs. Great [dance technique] ➡️ Dance advice I've given my students this week ➡️ What I was like as a young dancer (awkward photos welcome) ➡️ How to remember choreography faster (a trick teachers actually use) ➡️ What dance gave me that I didn't expect when I was a kid ➡️ A day in the life at our studio For current students and families ➡️ A 7-day "dance at home" challenge for current students to do over the holidays ➡️ 3 signs your child is ready to move up a class level ➡️ "What we worked on this week": a quick recap parents didn't ask for but will love ➡️ One thing we changed about our studio after listening to parent feedback ➡️ How to support a child who wants to quit (without forcing them to stay) ➡️ 3 things to never say to your child after a class (even with good intentions) ➡️ What to do before class vs. after class to get the most out of it ➡️ The 2-minute stretch habit that prevents most beginner injuries For nervous and brand new parents (your future enrolments) ➡️ The unwritten rules of dance class nobody tells new parents ➡️ How to tell the difference between normal nerves and a real "this isn't for them" ➡️ The tip I give every nervous parent on trial day, and why it works ➡️ How to handle performance-day nerves (yours and theirs) ➡️ What to do if your child compares themselves to other dancers ➡️ How much practice at home is actually helpful ➡️ The one thing that tells you a class is the right level for your child ➡️ What level names (e.g. Pre-Primary, Grade 1) actually indicate

So I setup my Meta campaign on Friday, and was sure I pressed that little toggle to turn it on.... and went off to enjoy my lovely weekend. Left the campaign a few days, as you do, not expecting too many results as it's for an event a month away... Sat down on Tuesday morning to check it thinking "I would have though I'd get something by now..." It wasn't turned on 😆 Oh well, easy way to save myself $60! Good news is, I turned it on and have had 5 conversion in the last 3 days. Phew! Lesson learned to double check that little toggle!

Hey @Sally Prendergast, I am sure I have seen this previously but no idea where, is there a template for a landing page for a school holiday workshop?

Because I've actually started tracking things, I have been watching carefully this quarter. In April, I exceeded Q2 2025, then in May, I doubled it. As of this morning, I've officially tripled! Going at a pace watching and waiting over the last few years has been slow (though steady), and this season, I am finally achieving and surpassing the cultural and fiscal goals for the studio! Feels amazing!