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  • In this inspiring episode of the Teach Music Online Podcast, host Carly Walton chats with Grant Collins, a visionary drum teacher from Australia who has taken his passion for teaching and transformed it into a fully online studio.

    Grant’s journey from international performer to online educator is filled with actionable insights, personal stories, and motivational advice for any music teacher looking to make a bigger impact online. Join us to learn how Grant built his “Drum Dojo,” embraced technology, and created a supportive, thriving community for students worldwide.

    Episode Highlights:

    Grant’s Background and Shift to Online Teaching

    Discover how Grant transitioned from global performance stages to teaching drums online, and what led him to join the Teach Music Online (TMO) membership. Hear about his initial challenges with online setup and how he found the tools and confidence to make his lessons engaging and effective.

    Building an Engaging Online Drum Studio with the Drum Dojo

    Grant shares the story behind his innovative "Drum Dojo," a weekly drum workout session where students of all levels come together to practice, improve, and connect. Learn how he recreated an in-studio experience for his online students, fostering a sense of community and motivation.

    Embracing Technology to Elevate Online Lessons

    For Grant, technology isn’t a barrier—it’s a tool for deeper connection. He discusses his multi-camera setup, digital handouts, and how platforms like Apple Notes help him offer a high-quality, interactive experience for his students. Get tips on how you can use technology to enhance your own lessons and create a dynamic learning environment.

    Retention and Long-Term Student Relationships

    Grant’s philosophy is all about creating meaningful, lasting relationships with his students. Inspired by his wife’s work in personal fitness, he shares how he applies these principles to his own teaching, emphasizing the importance of retention, building community, and viewing each student as part of a larger learning journey.

    Scaling with Memberships and Future Goals

    Learn about Grant’s plans to scale his online drum studio using a membership model, offering students a library of lessons and resources they can access anytime. This model helps him reach more students without sacrificing time and provides an affordable way for students to continue their studies.

    Advice for Online Music Teachers

    From getting comfortable on camera to creating unique teaching resources, Grant shares practical advice for teachers who are interested in online drum lessons or other forms of virtual music education. He reminds us that every little bit of effort counts—and that perfection isn’t required to make a real difference.

    Links Mentioned:

    Visit Grant Collins’ website: grantcollins.com/academyFollow Grant on Instagram: @GrantCollinsDrumLearn more about Teach Music Online and join the waitlist: teachmusic.online

    Join the Teach Music Online Membership Waitlist:

    Inspired by Grant’s story? Join the Teach Music Online membership to access resources, courses, and a community of creative educators who are taking their studios online. Whether you’re new to online teaching or looking to elevate your setup, TMO has everything you need to thrive. Join the waitlist at

  • In this episode, we dive into a topic that can feel a bit intimidating but is actually incredibly powerful: vision planning. Ever feel like setting big goals for your teaching studio is overwhelming? You’re not alone! Vision planning isn’t about some perfect, pie-in-the-sky dream; it’s about creating a real and exciting picture of what you want your studio to look like and achieve. Once you’ve got that clear vision, it becomes easier to stay motivated, keep your focus, and take the steps to make it all happen.

    Key Points Covered:

    Why Vision Planning Matters – Vision planning acts like a personal compass, giving you direction, focus, and energy. It’s all about getting clear on your “why” and creating a real plan for what you want your studio to be.How to Start Vision Planning – We break down five easy questions to guide you in dreaming big for your studio. From imagining your ideal teaching space to defining the kind of student experience you want to offer, these steps make vision planning feel totally doable.Overcoming Common Obstacles – We also tackle common roadblocks that come up during vision planning. Fear, self-doubt, daily habits, and even mindset can hold us back, so we share tips on how to get past these barriers and stay focused on your vision.Bringing Your Vision to Life – Once you’ve created your vision, it’s time to take action! We discuss four easy action steps, from writing your vision down to building a support system, so you can start turning those dreams into reality.

    Episode Takeaways:

    Vision planning isn’t about having the “perfect” dream. It’s about crafting a clear, realistic picture of what you want and creating steps to achieve it.Breaking down your vision into small goals makes it more achievable and keeps you moving forward.Surrounding yourself with a supportive community can make all the difference. Don’t hesitate to reach out to fellow teachers who understand your journey.

    Resources Mentioned:

    Teach Music Online Membership – Join the waitlist for the Teach Music Online membership to gain access to resources, coaching, and a supportive community that can help you make your studio vision a reality.
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  • In today’s episode, we chat with Jess Homewood, a piano teacher who made a major shift from teaching 60 private students a week to fully embracing group piano lessons. Jess shares her journey from experiencing burnout to finding balance in her teaching schedule through group lessons. She discusses how she initially resisted the idea of group lessons, fearing they wouldn’t provide the same value as one-on-one instruction, but soon discovered the incredible benefits of group and individual learning in music.

    Throughout our conversation, Jess highlights how group lessons foster community and connection among students, helping them become more independent learners. She also shares how streamlining her teaching days and using studio management software gave her more personal time and reduced the stress of managing her studio.

    If you’ve ever wondered how group lessons could work for your music studio, or if you’re looking for strategies to find balance in your teaching life, this episode is for you!

    In This Episode, You’ll Learn:

    Why Jess transitioned from private lessons to group lessonsThe unexpected benefits of group and individual learning in musicHow group lessons foster student independence and communityJess’s approach to pricing group lessons vs. private lessonsTools and strategies to streamline your teaching schedule and reduce admin timeHow Jess incorporates fun and engagement into her lessons with her No Printout Playbooks

    Resources Mentioned:

    No Printout Playbooks by Jess Homewood: https://www.notyourmotherspianostudio.com/Teach Music Online Membership

    Join the Teach Music Online Community: Looking for more tips to help you grow your music studio? Join our Teach Music Online membership, where you can access resources, courses, and connect with other teachers to take your online teaching to the next level.

    Resources for your music teacher business mentioned in this episode:

    Teach Music Online Waitlist

    Instagram Growth for music teachers and studio owners

    Other resources:

    Free Facebook Community

    Time management workshop

    Online teaching starter kit

    The essential music teacher marketing checklist

  • In today’s episode, we’re diving into one of the most important aspects of growing your music studio—marketing! Whether you teach online or in person, marketing is crucial to attracting the right students and building a thriving music school. In this episode, we'll uncover the 5 common marketing mistakes that music teachers often make and share actionable strategies to avoid them.

    I also highlight a powerful testimonial from a member of the Teach Music Online community who transformed her business after joining. Plus, exciting news—the Teach Music Online membership waitlist is now open for 2025! Don’t miss your chance to level up your marketing skills and take your music studio to the next level.

    Resources for your music teacher business mentioned in this episode:

    Teach Music Online Waitlist

    Instagram Growth for music teachers and studio owners

    Other resources:

    Free Facebook Community

    Time management workshop

    Online teaching starter kit

    The essential music teacher marketing checklist

    Key Timestamps:

    [00:00] – Marketing Strategies For Music Teachers

    Brooke talks about her early days as a music teacher and what led her to start her own studio in 2016. She shares how her initial goal of managing 30 students quickly grew beyond her expectations.

    [02:31] – Marketing Is On-Going

    Facing a massive waitlist and an overwhelming workload, Brooke discusses her pivotal decision to bring on her first instructor and how that set the stage for future growth.

    [04:55] – Common Marketing Mistakes & Solutions

    Brooke opens up about the struggles she faced while growing her team, from finding the right teachers to creating a cohesive culture within her studio.

    [12:37] – Charging Higher Lesson Rates

    Brooke highlights how the Teach Music Online membership provided her with the technical know-how and community support needed to transition her studio online. She emphasizes the role of Carly’s webinars in helping her keep students engaged and maintain her studio’s momentum during a challenging time.

    [17:19] – Your Thriving Studio Long Term

    Brooke reflects on how she manages the administrative side of running a large studio while still staying connected to her passion for teaching and supporting her students and teachers.

  • Are you a music teacher wondering how to grow your music studio from a one-person show to a thriving, multi-teacher business? Brooke Schrager's journey is full of insight and practical tips that might be just what you need to grow your music studio.

    Brooke Schrager was just like many music teachers—passionate about teaching but unfulfilled by the constraints of a traditional classroom. She decided to launch her own studio, imagining a cozy setup with about 30 students. Fast forward a few months, and Brooke found herself with 40 students and a waitlist that stretched on and on.

    Little did she know that this would be the first step in going from public school music teacher, to building what is now a flourishing music studio with 26 instructors and over 300 students in the Chicago area.

    Enjoy this episode filled with tips for expanding your teaching studio!

    Resources for your music teacher business mentioned in this episode:

    Teach Music Online Waitlist

    Other resources:

    Free Facebook Community

    Time management workshop

    Online teaching starter kit

    The essential music teacher marketing checklist

    Instagram Growth for music teachers and studio owners

    Key Timestamps:

    [03:45] – Brooke’s Background and Studio Beginnings

    Brooke talks about her early days as a music teacher and what led her to start her own studio in 2016. She shares how her initial goal of managing 30 students quickly grew beyond her expectations.

    [07:30] – The Decision to Hire Other Teachers

    Facing a massive waitlist and an overwhelming workload, Brooke discusses her pivotal decision to bring on her first instructor and how that set the stage for future growth.

    [10:20] – Challenges of Building a Multi-Teacher Studio

    Brooke opens up about the struggles she faced while growing her team, from finding the right teachers to creating a cohesive culture within her studio.

    [13:50] – How Teach Music Online Supported Her Journey

    Brooke highlights how the Teach Music Online membership provided her with the technical know-how and community support needed to transition her studio online. She emphasizes the role of Carly’s webinars in helping her keep students engaged and maintain her studio’s momentum during a challenging time.

    [18:15] – Balancing Business and Passion for Teaching

    Brooke reflects on how she manages the administrative side of running a large studio while still staying connected to her passion for teaching and supporting her students and teachers.

    [22:00] – Advice for Aspiring Studio Owners

    Brooke offers her top tips for music teachers looking to grow their own studios, from trusting the process and building a strong network to staying true to your vision.

    [27:45] – The Power of Community and Collaboration

    Brooke shares how fostering a strong sense of community among her teachers has been essential to her studio’s success and...

  • If you’ve ever dreamed of combining your love for music with the freedom to explore new places, this episode is just for you. Today, we’re diving into a topic that merges adventure with education: how to teach music online while traveling.

    If you’re like me, you might have never imagined that teaching music online while traveling would be feasible. But let me tell you, it’s not just a dream—it’s a reality that I’ve lived through. Before the pandemic, I spent about three years traveling and teaching online, which was an extraordinary experience that gave me the flexibility to work from virtually anywhere with a simple setup.

    Whether you’re considering a short getaway or planning a more extended journey, the ability to teach music remotely can offer you unparalleled flexibility. Even if full-time travel isn’t on your agenda, having the option to teach from different locations can be a game-changer.

    â–ș đŸŽ¶ Our Teach Music Online membership is here to support you every step of the way. Currently accepting members for our waitlist, OPENING 2025: Click Here to Join

  • E137: How TMO Helped Mark Weathers Rebuild His Studio and Grow a Waitlist

     

    Join Carly Walton in this inspiring episode of the Teach Music Online podcast, where she interviews Mark Weathers, a resilient piano teacher from Alaska. Discover how Mark transformed his piano studio after losing three-quarters of his students during the pandemic.

    The TMO community played a crucial role in Mark's journey. The support and shared expertise from fellow members provided him with continuous learning opportunities and the confidence to implement changes such as raising his rates and offering longer lesson times. Mark also benefited from TMO's resources on marketing strategies, tech for online teaching, and mindset for growth, which collectively contributed to his studio's success.

    In This Episode We Cover:

    ● Mark Weathers' journey of rebuilding his piano studio online after the pandemic.

    ● Strategies for transitioning to a year-round tuition model and convincing families to commit.

    ● The importance of using automation tools to manage a large waitlist.

    (00:00) Resilient Piano Teacher Transitions Online

    (13:27) Enrollment and Convincing Families to Transition

    (20:34) Optimizing Studio Management and Rates

    (36:46) Membership Benefits for Online Music Teachers

    Join the TMO waitlist today and transform your music teaching business!

    https://www.teachmusic.online/waitlist

     

     

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  • In this new episode Carly delves into how passive income can offer educators invaluable insights and actionable strategies to expand their teaching scope. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to achieve financial freedom and flexibility while making a lasting impact on their students.

    In this episode, we cover:

    ● Passive income and its key benefits, such as autonomy, flexibility, financial stability, and growth opportunities.

    ● Successful product development tips and practical advice on product launching, focusing on the importance of building an audience, setting realistic timelines and leveraging excitement.

    Every skill you gain along the way will be valuable in the long run. Don't miss out on these transformative strategies for your music teaching career!

    Time Stamps:

    [00:00 – 06:00] Creating Passive Income

    [06:22 - 07:37] Building Audience for Passive Income

    [16:00 - 17:35] Teaching and Learning Skills for Success

    [19:54 - 21:41] Marketing Strategy and Launch Planning

     

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    Also, if you haven’t yet, follow the podcast! When you follow the podcast you’ll be sure to never miss an episode. We’d hate for you to miss out on some highly valuable insights for your studio growth. Follow Now!

  • In this exciting return episode of the Teach Music Online podcast, Carly Walton announces a new season packed with marketing ideas and interviews with exceptional online teachers. Carly introduces the concept of online teaching certification, explaining its benefits and the comprehensive process involved. She shares details about a free time management workshop available on the Teach Music Online platform and outlines the steps for certification within the membership.

    The episode highlights how certification can elevate your online music teaching career, enhance your credibility, and attract higher-paying clients. Carly also discusses the benefits of joining the Teach Music Online community and the timeline for new memberships opening in 2025.

    00:00 Welcome to the Teach Music Online Podcast 

    00:29 Introduction to Carly Walton and Online Teaching 

    01:09 Getting Online Teaching Certified 

    01:43 Free Time Management Workshop 

    03:00 Steps to Certification 

    08:19 Certification Benefits and Marketing 

    09:50 How to Access Certification 

    10:20 Join the TMO Waitlist 

    10:40 Conclusion and Invitation

     

    Join the TMO Waitlist HERE!

    https://www.teachmusic.online/waitlist

     

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  • Carly chats with Sam Reti, co-founder of Muzie.Live, about how his cutting-edge platform innovates music education and empowers teachers and students into the future of music learning, where artificial intelligence is not a threat to creativity but a tool that amplifies it.

     In this episode, we discuss:

    ● The creation of Muzie.Live and its evolution from a marketplace for on-demand music lessons to a comprehensive studio management tool.

    ● The high-fidelity features of Muzie.Live, its dynamic platform, which synchronizes advanced video and audio technology with user-friendly interfaces for an unrivaled online music lesson experience.

    ● The role of artificial intelligence in music education, examining how it simplifies administrative tasks, enriches student learning, and complements human creativity to enhance the educational process

    This episode is a must-listen for teachers who wish to refine their teaching techniques and students who are keen to enrich their learning journey.

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    https://www.teachmusic.online/waitlist

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  • Unlock the secret to boosting your music teaching business with our latest episode, where Carly lays out 10 SEO strategies that promise to elevate your online presence. You're about to discover how to make yourself the go-to music teacher in the digital realm, attracting students with ease and growing your income. We tackle everything from mobile optimization to the nitty-gritty of local SEO, ensuring you're not just another melody lost in the web's vastness.

    In this episode Carly discusses :

    ●  The importance of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) for music teachers and how it can help grow their business.

    ●  The benefits of keyword optimization, using relevant keywords in website content, blog posts, and social media to increase visibility in search engine results.

    ●  How to attract high-quality traffic, and build credibility as a music teacher.

     

    If you're ready to compose a future where your music teaching business hits all the right notes, then this is the episode you won't want to miss.

     

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    https://www.teachmusic.online/waitlist

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  • Are you aiming for a six-figure income but have been told or believed it's impossible? Carly explores this question and shares five straightforward reasons why achieving a six-figure income through online music teaching is not just a dream but something you can actually achieve.

    It's a common goal to reach a six-figure income. But for many, it seems unattainable, especially in teaching music online. However, let's challenge that thought today. It starts with your patterns and mindset.

    In this episode, Carly discusses:

    Scalability in the online space and how it opens up opportunities and ultimately increases your income potential. Avenues to diversify your revenue streams by leveraging your resources and sharing your expertise through various platforms. The significant decrease in the overhead cost of your business.Have you considered the value you offer and how it shapes your rates?Take advantage of social media and other online platforms, it's one of the easiest ways to effectively reach and engage with students from around the world.

    So, the next time you find yourself questioning the ability to reach six figures as an online music teacher, remember this: with a dedication to trying new things and a forward-thinking mindset, it's possible for you.

    We know you'll walk away from this episode with a few new ideas you can implement today. Thanks for tuning in!

    Listen to E115: https://www.teachmusic.online/blog/more-money

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  • Whether for maternity leave, personal reasons, or simply needing a break, taking time off from your music studio can feel impossible. But how can you do it without feeling overwhelmed or guilty? 

    In today's episode, Carly sits down with Kristin Hufand, a dedicated music teacher, wife, and mom, who offers valuable insights into making this transition with ease. Kristin demonstrates that stepping away is possible while still providing valuable support to her students.

    In this episode, we discuss: 

    Kristin's dedication to building genuine relationships with her students and their families laid the foundation for continued success, even when she was away.Finding innovative ways to continue supporting students during a leave.Shifting from an urgent mindset to one that prioritizes personal well-being, she empowers other teachers to do the same.The incredible flexibility and freedom teaching music online offers.

    Kristin's approach reminds us of the flexibility that teaching online offers. By seamlessly blending teaching music with other life roles, Kristen demonstrates how we can create a career that offers both freedom and flexibility while still making a meaningful impact as music educators.

    Thanks for tuning in! 

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  • Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the idea of selling your studio's services? The thought of marketing can bring up fear, uncertainty, and doubt. But what if we reframed how we perceive it? Marketing isn't just about selling—it's about sharing something wonderful.

    In today’s episode I’m exploring five methods that help you reframe how you think about marketing in a way that doesn’t include hard-sell strategies but instead focuses on providing value and new ideas. 

    In this episode I discuss:

    How you can solidify the problem you're solving. Are you providing a creative outlet for kids? Offering a solution to reduce screen time? Ways you can highlight how your studio makes practice exciting.  What sets you apart?Building credibility that goes beyond credentials by sharing reviews and success stories.Actionable ideas to make the enrollment process crystal clear and easy to navigate. Remember, put yourself in the shoes of a potential customer.Everywhere you're present, incorporate a strong call to action.

    Marketing is all about how we frame it. Whether you're just starting out or looking to fine-tune your marketing skills, remember this: you've got the power to create something special.

    Grab your FREE Marketing E-Book:

    https://www.teachmusic.online/marketingchecklist

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  • Can you sense your students are getting bored or needing something new? Consider putting down the method books and really connecting with your students. In today's episode, Carly welcomes Tim Topham, a trailblazer in the music industry who challenges teachers to change their approach through creativity.

    You may feel like you lack creativity or couldn't possibly do a lesson without the book. But here's the thing: many of us, myself included, often hesitate to step outside our comfort zones and explore unfamiliar territories with our students. Tim challenges us to try something new and embrace the creativity we forget we had!

    In this episode we'll discuss:

    Tim's actionable approach caters to seasoned teachers and those just starting. The goal? To inspire teachers to make lessons more engaging and effective for their students.Activities and ideas that any teacher can implement to spark creativity and create engagement within those first few lessons.How do you sell this idea to parents? Tim walks you through it all – from activities students can do at home to strategies that use the imagination.

    Tim understands the hesitancy some teachers might feel about putting the book down and connecting with students on a more personal level. But trust your instincts, think outside the box, and have fun with your students!

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  • We know how difficult it can be convincing parents to take lessons with an online instructor. This is a common challenge for online music teachers! In today’s episode we tackle this issue and hope to encourage music teachers to have confidence in their online lessons! 

    While you may have felt discouraged in the past when a student has said “no” to online lessons, we are positive that you can recruit students to the online lesson format. You’ve got this! 

    In this episode we discuss: 

    Dr. Richard Bosworths bold approach to encouraging students to enroll in online lessons. (You’ll love some of his great tips!) The wonderful benefits of online lessons to help you recruit students (some great marketing tips) Some wonderful mindset tips that will help you see past the fears and difficulties of running an online music studio! 

    Richard’s commitment to virtual lessons sends a powerful message: educators can confidently sell and market themselves successfully as online music teachers and create an amazing income doing so. 

    We know that you’ll be inspired by the message in this episode! Thank you for tuning in! 

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  • In this episode I share that we are doing a January challenge please note that the date for this challenge has moved to FEBRUARY! Find all of the details for the challenge here: https://www.teachmusic.online/challenge

    In the new year, we're all setting our goals, ambitions, and intentions for our next rotation around the Sun. As you're setting yours, are you thinking about your studio and how you can grow in the next year? If you're ready to set some goals for your business, listen in as I share 5 simple methods to boost your progress, grow your studio, increase your income, and more!

    Can't wait to watch you accomplish BIG THINGS this year!

    Sign up for the February challenge HERE!

    https://www.teachmusic.online/challenge

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  • Are you ready to make some updates in your business? I'm here to encourage you that YOU CAN! It can be hard and scary to invest in yourself and your business, but if you do, you will see results!

    Today, I had the pleasure of talking with Eric Branner, the creator of Fons. We talked about motivation, connecting with others through music, using the tools available to you, and so much more! Listen in to get some inspiration for your next steps for your studio.

    Time Stamps:

    [1:24] Episode Intro

    [1:46] Questions for Eric

    [4:11] Eric's Teaching Philosophy

    [8:42] Reasons to Keep Growing

    [10:18] Making it Work with Group Classes

    [12:35] Adding Value to Your Studio

    [18:00] Finding Confidence in Your Ideas

    [19:48] Fons

    [25:20] Overcoming Your Roadblocks

    [33:00] Ways to Use Fons as an Online Teacher

    Eric's Links:

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    Fons

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  • If you're looking for a simple way to start your studio growth, social media is the place to go! Today I wanted to talk about Instagram, one of my favorite tools for marketing. Listen in today to hear all about how to set up your social media and use it effectively to find new students!

    Time Stamps:

    [1:10] TMO Membership Review

    [1:42] Beginning of the Episode: A Mindset Shift

    [2:50] The Purpose of Social Media

    [3:56] A Numbers Game: Engagement, Audience, Marketing

    [5:05] Quality Over Quantity in Posting

    [6:35] Creating Content: Finding Your Purpose

    [13:00] Give Them a Reason to Watch

    [16:38] Content Ideas to Kickstart Your Journey

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    Your First 1,000 Followers

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  • If you've been wanting to teach online for a while, but haven't been sure where to start, this is a great episode for you! Today I had Katie Gettys on the podcast to discuss one of her favorite tools, OutSchool. On OutSchool, you can host group classes to teach more students at a time. Listen in as we talk about Katie's story, her experience with online teaching, and so much more!

    Katie's Links:

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