Dance Force isn't run by a marketing team that studied the dance industry from the outside. It's run by someone who's spent her career inside it.

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Hey! I’m the Founder + Lead Studio Consultant.

Twenty years on the studio floor — and almost as much time behind the desk.

I'm a dance teacher and Studio Manager, which means I've lived on both sides of the counter: the classroom and the spreadsheet, the recital and the tuition run. I know what it's like to teach a full day and still have a stack of parent emails waiting when you get home.

That's the gap Dance Force fills. Not a vendor pitching a package, but someone who has actually done the job — handling the recurring admin work that eats a studio owner's week, quietly and reliably, so you can spend more of your time on the floor and less of it in your inbox.

Beyond the studio setting, I've also worked in public dance education, which means Dance Force draws on more than one kind of classroom — private studio and public program alike.

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What's covered

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Social + email marketing

Steady posts, newsletters, and promotions that sound like you — not like a template pulled from somewhere else.

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Parent communication + inbox

Messages sifted, sorted, and answered, so nothing important gets buried under the everyday noise.

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Studio Pro + Jackrabbit back office

Tuition runs, payment follow-up, and the software work behind the scenes — handled by someone fluent in both systems.

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Custom templates + systems

Email sequences, social calendars, intake forms — built to fit how your studio actually runs, not pulled from a generic swipe file.

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how it works

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