Choreography is not a key aspect of studio management, but rather a creative aspect of dance instruction.

Financial management in a dance studio aims to achieve a combination of maximizing revenue, minimizing expenses, and maintaining financial stability.

Hosting dance competitions is not typically a marketing and promotion strategy for dance studios, but rather an event or activity organized for students and the dance community.

The primary goal of customer service in a dance studio is to ensure that customers (students and their families) are satisfied with the services provided.

Zoning and building codes are typically not directly relevant to dance teachers and studio owners, but rather to the property or building where the studio is located.

Effective studio management involves a combination of creating a schedule, delegating tasks, and maintaining a clean and organized space.

Merchandise sales are not typically a significant source of revenue for dance studios, although some studios may sell branded merchandise as a secondary income stream.

Studio policies and procedures serve multiple purposes, including ensuring safety, maintaining a positive environment, and establishing clear expectations.

Hosting dance competitions is not typically a marketing and promotion strategy for dance studios, but rather an event or activity organized for students and the dance community.

The primary goal of customer service in a dance studio is to ensure that customers (students and their families) are satisfied with the services provided.

Zoning and building codes are typically not directly relevant to dance teachers and studio owners, but rather to the property or building where the studio is located.

Effective studio management involves a combination of creating a schedule, delegating tasks, and maintaining a clean and organized space.

Merchandise sales are not typically a significant source of revenue for dance studios, although some studios may sell branded merchandise as a secondary income stream.

Studio policies and procedures serve multiple purposes, including ensuring safety, maintaining a positive environment, and establishing clear expectations.

Hosting dance competitions is not typically a marketing and promotion strategy for dance studios, but rather an event or activity organized for students and the dance community.