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How to Use Low-Cost Public Relations Strategies to Grow Your School and Become a Celebrity in Your Community

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By Rob Colasanti • May 15th, 2008 • Category: Features

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Rob Colasantiis the president of NAPMA, a veteran Black Belt of more than 20 years, former school operator, the author of How to Build the Martial Arts School of Your Dreams, an ACMA-Certified instructor and a popular speaker on the subject of martial-arts-school operations. You may join NAPMA’s Maximum Impact Program at NAPMAFreeOffer.com.
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