Come listen to the podcast! Japan’s most popular encyclopedia of super-successful marketing can be used by even non-piano teachers

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The HV series of programs dedicated to introducing high-value books is back! The good book we introduce to you in this episode is “Super Successful Piano Classroom Marketing Encyclopedia: Seven Strategies for Brand Management (opens in a new tab)”. The author of this book is Takuhiro Fuji, a piano classroom operator. Do you think this book is only suitable for piano teachers and people who run music classrooms? No! Otherwise, how could this book be so popular in Japan?

I still remember that in mid-February, I told everyone that I would start producing podcasts. I didn’t expect that it was just the Chinese New Year, and a month had passed in the blink of an eye. Time really flies by!

“V LAB Marketing Institute (opens in a new tab)”, which I co-produced with my friend Evelyn Chang (opens in a new tab), is still arranging time to record, and I will report to you when the new program is released.

In addition, the second episode of the Good Book Introduction Program (opens in a new tab), which I collaborated with Harlem Chen (opens in a new tab), who is currently studying at the National Taipei University of Education Graduate School of Cultural and Creative Industries EMBA (opens in a new tab), has also been recorded.

Today, I’m going to share with you the steamy second episode of the HV series. This time, the good book we want to introduce to you is “[Super Successful Piano Classroom Marketing Encyclopedia: Seven Strategies for Brand Management]” (https://www.books.com.tw/exep/assp.php/vista (opens in a new tab)) written by Takuhiro Fuji, a popular Japanese piano classroom management gold medal lecturer. /products/0010852915?utm_source=vista&utm_medium=ap-books&utm_content=recommend&utm_campaign=ap-202103)》.

This book is also the follow-up to his best-selling book “Super Successful Piano Classroom Management Encyclopedia: Seven Rules for Student Recruitment (opens in a new tab)”, it starts with seven brand management strategies, from brand establishment, operation to marketing know-how, and comprehensively dismantles and analyzes the unbeatable elements of a successful brand. It provides piano teachers who are interested in increasing the value of their personal brands and operators who want to increase the scale of their classroom brands, providing in-depth operational guidance and essence strategies.

In order to build a teacher’s personal brand (opens in a new tab), it is not only necessary to strengthen one’s professional skills and teaching abilities, but other abilities are also important. Therefore, the author suggests that future piano teachers must possess three abilities: the ability to invest in themselves, the ability to market themselves, and the ability to maintain enthusiasm.

As a Personal Branding Course Lecturer (opens in a new tab) and Writing Coach (opens in a new tab), I also quite agree with these three abilities mentioned by Takuhiro Fuji. So, there is a reason why I love this series of books.

Many business and management books talk about a lot of great principles. Although the concepts are correct, they are difficult to apply and learn, and “Super Successful Piano Classroom Management Encyclopedia: Seven Rules for Student Recruitment (opens in a new tab)》,《Super Success Piano Classroom Marketing Encyclopedia: Seven Strategies for Brand Management (opens in a new tab)” are not long in length, the author has systematically organized the concepts, mentality and action plans, so even if you are not a piano teacher, it is worth reading!

By the way, if you missed the first episode of this podcast series, you can also listen to it below!

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Further reading

• “Vista’s Little Voice”: How to create a colorful blog
• “Vista’s Little Voice”: How to find your own keywords
• “Vista’s Little Voice”: How to build a personal brand if you have no strengths