Top Posts for February 2009

Here are the top 5 posts for Marketing Martial Arts in February 2009; according to how many times they were viewed by our visitors:

1. Make Your Martial Arts School More Successful in 2009
2. All Professional Martial Arts Schools are McDojos
3. Top 8 Pages Every Martial Arts School’s Website Should Have
4. Should You Post Your Martial Arts Class Schedule on Your Website?
5. How to Create an Irresistible Offer Your Prospects Can’t Refuse

The online poll with the most activity this month was Should you Post your Tuition Rates on your Martial Arts Schools Website? This poll also sparked a ton of great feedback on reasons why you should (or shouldn’t) post your tuition rates to your site.

So, which posts did you like the most?

Popularity: 9%

Poll: Should you Post your Tuition Rates on your Martial Arts Schools Website?

Here is a question I have been wanting to ask for some time:

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Agree or disagree? Vote then share your reasoning  in the form of a comment below!

Popularity: 100%

Claim Your Martial Arts Schools Local Online Listings

If you have an existing martial arts school, there are many local directory  listing services that are already advertising your site in the search engines for free.

But, are they promoting you accurately? Read more

Popularity: 6%

Should You Post Your Martial Arts Class Schedule on Your Website?

Recently I received an email from a martial arts marketing association that claimed you will have a 34% drop in response by posting your martial arts school’s class schedule.

So, should you believe the hype or not? Read more

Popularity: 7%