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Sample rows

5 of the 413 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Texas has the most listings: 55 businesses, 38 of them with an email address. Florida follows with 47.

163 rows (39%) carry one of 1 names used by 10 or more listings, led by TR Music & Voice Lessons with 163. 231 businesses have a name used only once, and 289 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 400 rated businesses is 5.0, and 302 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 289 email addresses, 79 (27%) are role addresses such as info@, 52 (18%) name a person and 158 (55%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this guitar instructor email list?

This guitar instructor file holds 413 Google Maps listings, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a teaching business or a teacher who set up a Maps profile: a private teacher working from a home studio, a lesson program inside a music store, a small school with several teachers or a traveling teacher who visits students at home. One teacher with one profile is one row, and a school with six teachers on one profile is also one row.

Email addresses sit on 289 rows, each taken from the listing's own website. Phone numbers appear on 406 rows and a website on 385. Because almost every row has a website, you can open the page, see which styles and ages the teacher covers, and write to them with something real to refer to.

Every row carries the same category value, Guitar instructor. Teachers of piano, voice or drums are not in this file.

How can you segment the file?

The CSV opens in Excel or Google Sheets, and every filter below uses a column that is already there.

Location decides how a teacher finds students, since most lessons happen in person within a short drive. Cut by city if you sell something a teacher uses locally, such as studio rental, a recital venue or local advertising. Cut by state if you sell online tools that work anywhere.

The website column is the best signal of how a teacher runs the business. A teacher with a booking page and a lesson menu is a different prospect from one with a single contact page. Scan the first few dozen sites before you pick a pitch.

The email column splits into 52 named-person addresses, 79 role addresses and 158 on free-mail domains. A teacher using a free-mail address is typically a one-person studio, so the message can go to the teacher by name.

• City or state: local studio services against online tools.
• Email type: personal opener for named addresses, short general note for info@ style addresses.
• Business name: a name that contains words such as school, academy or music store suggests several teachers.
• Rating: teachers with a strong rating and many reviews already have a student base, which suits tools for scaling.

Who buys a guitar instructor email list?

Software for lesson businesses is the largest group of buyers: scheduling and student billing apps, online lesson platforms, recurring payment tools and recital management. Companies that publish tab and sheet music, method books and online courses want teachers who assign material to students. Guitar and string makers, pickup and amplifier brands and accessory distributors offer teacher discounts and studio accounts. Music stores and instrument rental programs look for teachers who send students to buy a first guitar.

Local advertisers, insurance brokers who cover music teachers and tutoring marketplaces also buy lists like this one. A teacher can be a customer for gear, for software and for leads, so the same row serves three different sales pitches.

How do you run outreach to guitar teachers?

Guitar teachers mostly work afternoons and evenings, when students are out of school. Mornings are when they handle email, so a note that lands before noon gets read between sessions of their own practice. The inbox is usually a personal one, and the teacher answers it alone.

Write as a musician talking to another musician. Open with something about teaching, such as how a teacher handles a beginner who wants to play a favorite song in the first week. A pitch for lesson billing software should say what it replaces: a notebook, a spreadsheet or chasing parents for payment.

Use the rows that have a website to tailor the first line. If the site lists rock and blues, the note can mention that. If it lists children, mention parents and scheduling. The city column can anchor a line about local venues.

With 289 addresses, a seller can write each first line by hand for a first test on a few dozen teachers, see which pitch gets replies, then roll out the winner to the rest. Remove duplicates by website before sending, since a school and its teachers may be separate rows with the same domain.

What email rules apply when you contact guitar teachers?

Even a one-person lesson studio counts as a business recipient, so each message needs your valid postal address and an opt-out the teacher can use. If a teacher replies asking to stop, mark the address as removed in your list and keep it out of future sends.

Which states and cities should you start with?

By listings, the leading states are Texas (55 listings, 38 emails), Florida (47, 33), California (31, 22), Colorado (20, 14), New York (20, 14), Arizona (12, 8), Virginia (12, 8), Washington (11, 8), Georgia (10, 7) and Illinois (10, 7).

The cities with the most listings are Brooklyn (13), Dallas (10), Chicago (9), Las Vegas (7), Los Angeles, Colorado Springs, Atlanta, Houston and Richmond (6 each) and Denver (5).

A seller of venue or studio services can pick Brooklyn or Dallas and work all of the rows there. A national software seller can send state by state to keep each batch small and watch the replies.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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