1. Open your studio's Facebook page and make sure you're logged in as your studio (not your personal profile). 2. Tap the three lines in the top right or bottom right corner. 3. Scroll down to the "Who can see your content" section. 4. Tap "Crossposting." 5. Check the "Share to" setting and confirm it's set to your page, not your personal profile. 6. If it's the wrong page or a personal profile, tap "Change" and select the correct page. 7. Choose what you want to share across: stories, posts, reels, or any combination. 8. Confirm your selections. Your content will now share across correctly.

Hi Sally, I had a few push notifications through today saying someone was trying to log in to my instagram and Facebook accounts - I kept clicking that it wasn’t me, but within an hour I had multiple emails from Meta saying they suspended my accounts and eventually disabled them permanently with no appeal. I’ve been following all the steps to recover a hacked profile but none are working - I just keep getting messages saying no account exists under my email address or that I’ve never logged in previously on my device?! Have you come across this before and do you know how I can recover them? It’s both my businesses pages lost 😭

Many dance studios advertise the wrong thing. They sell the timetable. The class. The style. But that's not what parents are actually buying 🤔 Parents buy a feeling. A transformation. A solution to something going on in their world. Look at the difference: ➡️ Don't sell "ballet classes." ✅ Sell the shy kid who finally has something they're good at. ➡️ Don't sell "Tuesday hip hop." ✅ Sell one hour a week that's just theirs, off the screen. ➡️ Don't sell "preschool dance." ✅ Sell the two-year-old learning to listen, wait their turn, and have a go. ➡️ Don't sell "enrolments open." ✅ Sell the parent who's been looking for the thing their kid actually wants to go to. Same class. Different message. One is about you. The other is about them 💗 So before you post or write the copy for your next ad campaign, ask yourself one thing: Am I describing the class? Or what the class changes for that family? The second one is what gets the click. Your classes already do this every term. Your marketing just has to say it. Finish this in the comments 👇 "I'm not selling dance, I'm selling ______"

Well maybe not so formal! ...we have a very relaxed show tomorrow (i'm not relaxed, lol! But the vibe is supposed the be relaxed and easy-going for all dancers!) ...i'd like to capture some feedback/testimonials before and after the show. Does anyone have any suggestions for flash-cards? Quick-fire questions our team can ask parents/dancers/other family members? Please xx