The UK’s leading e-learning music tuition producer Gigajam and the MIA (Music Industries Association) are offering retailers a new tuition opportunity.
This unique offer provides retailers with a free own-branded online music school. Retail stores’ existing customers, as well as new in-store and online visitors, can subscribe to the online music school for just £3 a month. Gigajam will reward MIA members with 33 percent of the net revenue (20 per cent for non-members). The service is designed to enhance retailers’ web presence and generate revenue, and all at no cost to the retailer.
CEO of the MIA Paul McManus explained: “The Gigajam Partner scheme affords our members the opportunity to offer tuition where perhaps it has not been possible. For stores with an existing in-store tuition programme, it provides online support, as well as expanding the reach of their tuition to customers online.”
Gigajam is well respected within UK education and is Yamaha’s e-learning partner for schools. The organisation currently has over 1,000 schools as clients and provides access to lessons and software in over 100 local authorities. For more information about becoming a Gigajam Partner, together with a simple online application, please visit http://musicschools.gigajam.net/
This unique offer provides retailers with a free own-branded online music school. Retail stores’ existing customers, as well as new in-store and online visitors, can subscribe to the online music school for just £3 a month. Gigajam will reward MIA members with 33 percent of the net revenue (20 per cent for non-members). The service is designed to enhance retailers’ web presence and generate revenue, and all at no cost to the retailer.
CEO of the MIA Paul McManus explained: “The Gigajam Partner scheme affords our members the opportunity to offer tuition where perhaps it has not been possible. For stores with an existing in-store tuition programme, it provides online support, as well as expanding the reach of their tuition to customers online.”
Gigajam is well respected within UK education and is Yamaha’s e-learning partner for schools. The organisation currently has over 1,000 schools as clients and provides access to lessons and software in over 100 local authorities. For more information about becoming a Gigajam Partner, together with a simple online application, please visit http://musicschools.gigajam.net/
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