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Developing and maintaining relationships with dance studio owners * Driving sales of CLI products and services * Planning and executing in-person events and workshops, including coordinating faculty ...

Assistant General Manager

Tucson, AZ · On-site

$40K - $55K/yr

The AGM will assist the General Manager and/or Studio Owner with new membership sales and all ... Dance Instructor * Have at least 1+ years of fitness, health or wellness sales experience * A ...

Dance and Acro Teacher

Ballwin, MO · On-site

$15 - $19/hr

Lift up to 50 lbs with ease to support studio needs * Rely on sharp vision and hearing to keep ... owned and operated. Your application will go directly to the member school, and all hiring ...

Ballet Teacher

Maryus, VA · On-site

$20/hr

Tutu School Carlsbad has been a beloved dance studio in the community for over a decade, offering a ... All Tutu School ® locations are independently owned and operated by third-party franchisees.

... studio that will be located in Sandy Springs, Georgia. AKT is a dance concept, deeply rooted in ... studio owner Ability to manage and drive all revenue streams from membership sales to retail ...

... new studio that will be located in Chicago Old Town. AKT is a dance concept, deeply rooted in ... studio owner Ability to manage and drive all revenue streams from membership sales to retail ...

Developed by Celebrity Trainer, Anna Kaiser, AKT is a prescription based dance concept, deeply ... Ability to work independently and collaborate with studio owner * Ability to manage and drive all ...

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How much do dance studio owner jobs pay per hour?

As of Jun 9, 2026, the average hourly pay for dance studio owner in the United States is $22.91, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $12.74 and $21.88 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Dance Studio Owner vs Dance Instructor?

AspectDance Studio OwnerDance Instructor
CredentialsBusiness license, possibly teaching certificationsDance certifications, teaching credentials
Work EnvironmentOwns and manages a dance studio, oversees operationsTeaches dance classes, works in studio or on location
Employer & Industry UsageSelf-employed or runs a dance schoolEmployed by a studio or independent contractor

Dance Studio Owners focus on managing the business, including administration, marketing, and operations, while Dance Instructors primarily teach dance classes and develop students' skills. Both roles require dance expertise, but their responsibilities and work focus differ significantly.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Dance Studio Owner, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Dance Studio Owner, you need expertise in dance instruction, business management, and marketing, often supported by experience in teaching and a background in business or arts administration. Familiarity with studio management software, accounting tools, and social media platforms is important for efficiently running operations and promoting classes. Leadership, strong interpersonal skills, and creativity help build client relationships and cultivate a positive studio culture. These skills ensure the studio's financial health, attract and retain students, and create an engaging, supportive environment.

How much does it cost to own a dance studio?

Owning a dance studio as a studio owner involves startup costs ranging from $50,000 to over $200,000, which include leasing or purchasing space, equipment, licensing, insurance, and marketing. Ongoing expenses include rent, salaries, utilities, and maintenance, with profitability depending on class enrollment and operational efficiency.

What does a dance studio owner do?

A dance studio owner is responsible for managing all aspects of a dance studio, including overseeing daily operations, hiring instructors, creating class schedules, and marketing the studio to attract new students. They also handle administrative tasks such as budgeting, billing, and maintaining the facility. Additionally, dance studio owners often work to build a positive community environment and ensure students receive high-quality instruction.

What are some common challenges a Dance Studio Owner faces in managing both the business and creative aspects of the studio?

Dance Studio Owners often find balancing the creative side—such as curriculum development and student engagement—with business responsibilities like marketing, budgeting, and staff management to be a significant challenge. Ensuring consistent enrollment, handling scheduling conflicts, and maintaining a positive studio culture also require strong leadership and adaptability. Successful studio owners typically develop organizational systems and delegate tasks to trusted instructors or administrators to keep operations smooth and allow time for creative growth. Building strong community relationships and staying updated with industry trends further support the studio's long-term success.
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Infographic showing various Dance Studio Owner job openings in the United States as of June 2026, with employment types broken down into 26% Full Time, 70% Part Time, and 4% Contract. Highlights an 100% Physical job distribution, with an average salary of $47,662 per year, or $22.9 per hour.
Growth Marketing Associate - Paid Media & Content

Growth Marketing Associate - Paid Media & Content

Fred Astaire Dance Studios

Pewaukee, WI • On-site

$45K - $55K/yr

Full-time

Posted 8 days ago


Job description

Growth Marketing Associate – Paid Media & Content

Location: Pewaukee, WI (Hybrid)
Department:
Corporate Marketing Team
Reports to:
Director of Marketing

Salary Range: $45k-$55k

About the Role

We’re looking for a growth‑oriented marketing professional who’s excited to build skills across paid media, content creation, and copywriting—while helping drive measurable lead generation and brand growth. In this role, you’ll support our paid advertising programs (Google Search, Performance Max, Meta/social ads, and more) and contribute to content development and email campaigns that advance corporate initiatives, including distributed marketing for our local studios and areas.

This role is ideal for someone who brings curiosity, initiative, and a growth mindset—someone who thrives in a fast‑paced, supportive environment where testing, learning, and optimizing are part of the daily rhythm. You’ll collaborate closely with the Marketing Team, contribute to campaigns that matter, and see the direct impact of your work across our brand and studio network.

About Fred Astaire Dance Studios & Our Team Culture

For over 75 years, Fred Astaire Dance Studios has helped people transform their lives through the joy, confidence, and connection of dance – enriching lives through dance is at the core of our mission. We’re an established yet growing multi-location franchise organization with an international footprint of 300+ local dance studios, predominantly across the United States, each focused on helping students feel better, move better, and live better through dancing.

On the Corporate Marketing Team, we operate like a small, high‑performing in‑house agency that supports hundreds of entrepreneurial dance studio owners, area reps, and their teams. We value curiosity, creativity, accountability, and a bias for action—people who ask good questions, test new ideas, and take pride in their work to share the wonderful world of dance. As part of our team, you’ll have room to experiment, build new skills, and grow your impact, with support from leadership and a clear line of sight from your work to real‑world outcomes in our studios.

If you’re excited about combining growth marketing with a mission that genuinely improves people’s lives at any stage, you’ll feel right at home here.

What You’ll DoPaid Media & Conversion
  • Support the planning, launching, and management of paid campaigns across Google Ads (Search, Performance Max) and key social platforms (Meta, YouTube, TikTok; others as needed).
  • Handle day‑to‑day optimizations including bids, budgets, audiences, keywords, placements, and creative testing under guidance from marketing leadership.
  • Write and test ad copy, headlines, and hooks that drive qualified leads and intro lesson bookings.
  • Assist in building and managing retargeting and nurture campaigns that move prospects from awareness to intro to active students.
  • Partner with web/dev and design teams to test and improve landing pages, forms, and user flows to increase conversion rates.
  • Help onboard and support studios into paid programs with clear expectations, campaign setups, and simple education on “what’s working and why.”
Content, Copywriting & SEO
  • Maintain an editorial calendar that connects blogs, landing pages, and studio content to key seasons, promotions, and programs.
  • Write SEO‑informed content for website pages, blog posts, landing pages, guides, and press releases with a focus on lead generation.
  • Collaborate with web/dev on on‑page SEO fundamentals (metadata, headings, internal links, basic schema; local/GEO emphasis for studios).
  • Ensure all content reflects our brand voice and showcases the Fred Astaire Dance Studios experience.
Email & Lifecycle Marketing
  • Build and deploy segmented email campaigns that support intro offers, nurturing, and retention.
  • Write compelling, conversion‑oriented email copy and continuously test subject lines, messaging, and timing.
  • Support field utilization of corporate email/SMS tools and help studios get more value from existing programs.
Analytics, Reporting & Enablement
  • Maintain clear performance reporting across paid, organic, email, and content channels.
  • Translate data into simple, actionable insights and next steps for marketing leadership and studio stakeholders.
  • Contribute to marketing playbooks, SOPs, and “recipes” that help studios adopt proven tactics faster.
What Success Looks Like

In this role, you’ll be measured by:

  • Lower cost per lead and stronger lead acquisition across key campaigns.
  • Improved conversion rates from click to inquiry/booking.
  • Growth in non‑brand organic traffic and organic lead volume.
  • Stronger email engagement (opens, clicks, conversions) and overall list health.
  • Consistent, timely launch campaigns and content that support both corporate and studio priorities.
30/60/90 highlights:
  • 30 days: Learn the brand, tools, workflows, and active programs; begin priority supporting priority projects and assisting with campaign execution.
  • 60 days: Contribute to refining core campaigns, implement initial landing‑page and messaging tests, and help roll out an updated content/email cadence.
  • 90 days: Demonstrate measurable improvements in key performance areas and contribute to a forward-looking roadmap for paid media, content, and email initiatives.

Requirements

What We’re Looking ForExperience & Technical Skills
  • 2+ years hands‑on experience supporting or managing digital ad campaigns (Google Ads + paid social required).
  • Familiarity with optimizing toward lower CPL/CPA and improving conversion rates through structured testing and iteration.
  • Strong copywriting skills for ads, landing pages, blogs, press releases, and email campaigns.
  • Working knowledge of content & SEO best practices and CMS platforms (e.g., WordPress, Notion); basic web/graphic design skills are helpful but not required.
  • Comfortable using marketing tools including Google Ads, Google Analytics/Search Console, Ahrefs/SEMRush, major social ad platforms like Meta (Facebook/Instagram), and AI/automation solutions. Experience with TikTok, Microsoft/Bing Ads, Reddit, or programmatic platforms is a plus.
  • Experience with multi‑location, franchise, or local‑service brands is a plus but not required.
Mindset & Traits
  • Growth‑oriented and experiment‑driven: naturally curious, always looking for ways to improve performance, efficiency, and results.
  • Ownership mindset: takes responsibility for the quality of work and cares about outcomes, even while working under guidance.
  • Organized and detail‑oriented: able to manage multiple tasks, projects, timelines, and stakeholders with clarity and follow-through.
  • Clear communicator: able to translate performance insights into simple, actionable language for non‑marketers.
  • Collaborative and coachable: enjoys partnering with teammates, welcomes feedback, and thrives in a supportive, learning‑focused environment.
How to Apply

Please submit:

  • Your resume – including LinkedIn profile link

Optional but appreciated:

  • A brief note/cover letter on why this role interests you
  • 1–2 examples of campaigns you’ve managed or developed (what you did, what you learned & the impact)
  • A short portfolio of ad copy, landing pages, or content you’re proud of

Benefits

Hybrid schedule with dedicated remote time: Onsite at our Pewaukee, WI office Monday through Thursday to support collaboration, creative problem‑solving, and hands‑on learning. Fridays are remote, giving focused time for deep work and flexibility.

Supportive, growth‑focused environment: You’ll have access to mentorship, professional development opportunities, and a team that values curiosity, creativity, and continuous improvement.

Mission‑driven work: Your contributions directly support local dance studios across the country, helping students feel better, move better, and live better through dance.