Top Posts for March 2009

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

1. Make Your Martial Arts School More Successful in 2009
2. Top 8 Pages Every Martial Arts School’s Website Should Have
3. All Professional Martial Arts Schools are McDojos
4. How to Boost Your Search Engine Rankings with a Title Tag
5. 10 Questions to Determine if Your Martial Arts Schools Website is a Dud

The online poll with the most activity this month was “Do You Use Contracts at Your Martial Arts School?” and recevied a lot of comments from our visitors who were in favor of using them and those who weren’t.

Popularity: 6%

Poll: Do you Require Contracts at your Martial Arts School?

Many martial arts schools across the country use contracts with their students. I know many marketing and business gurus say without a doubt use them while others won’t touch them with a ten foot poll.

So, I wanted to ask:

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Agree or disagree with the use of contracts? Share your thoughts in the form of a comment below!

Popularity: 9%

10 Questions to Determine if Your Martial Arts Schools Website is a Dud

Is your martial arts  schools website a dud?

The answer might be yes depending on how many of the following questions you can answer with a positive response. Read more

Popularity: 7%

How to Boost Your Search Engine Rankings with a Title Tag

Part of a good search engine optimization strategy for your martial arts school is targeting keywords and keyword phrases in your title tags. The title tag is one of the most important things you can do to help your search engine rankings. Learn how to optimize your title tags to help searchers find your martial arts school. Read more

Popularity: 14%

Poll: Do You Use YouTube Videos to Market Your Martial Arts School?

There are some great promos and commercials on YouTube posted by martial arts school owners to help promote their martial arts school.

And, it got me wondering…

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Why or why not? Vote then share your reasoning  in the form of a comment below!

Popularity: 10%

58% of Martial Arts School Owners Recommend Not Posting Your Tution Rates

Our last poll Should you Post your Tuition Rates on your Martial Arts Schools Website? sparked some great discussion and comments.

At the time of this writing, 58% of martial arts school owners said you shouldn’t post your tuition rates to your martial arts website while 42% said you should. Respondents simply selected either “yes” or “no” to cast their vote and were only allowed to vote once. Read more

Popularity: 7%