Welcome to episode 39 of the Passive Income Musician Podcast! If you start putting content online, such as music lesson YouTube videos, podcast episode, and blog post lessons, you inevitably are going to get negative comments. So how do we deal with these negative comments and know how to deal with them? I go over 3 questions to ask and 3 possible solutions for dealing with them.
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If you’ve been following this podcast for any time at all, you know that my business model is really all about creating great, free valuable content, valuable music lessons for your target music students.
Getting them excited about you as a teacher, who you are, bringing them into your community so that eventually later down the line, you can sell them products and services that will help them even further in their musical journey.
But of course, the danger of doing this, the thing that we are all scared about is putting ourselves out there online. Being available for scrutiny, for people to give negative comments and feedback, which will definitely happen if you put yourself out there online.
So, in today’s episode, I want to talk about that. How to deal with the negative comments and trolls on your music education content and how I personally deal with these things in my online music education business.
In this episode:
1. Three solutions to negative comments.
2. Is this comment constructive criticism?
3. Is this comment a personal attack?
4. Is this content, racist or hateful in any way to you or any other person?
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I look forward to having you join me in the next episode!
