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NAPMA Martial Arts Success Stories: Learn the Low-Cost, Yet Effective, Internet Marketing Secrets of NAPMA Inner Circle Member Jason Yi

Jason Yi, a NAPMA Inner Circle member, who will also be in attendance at the 2008 NAPMA Extreme Success Academy, serving on a panel of experts with other Inner Circle Group members to help you grow your school, is the subject of this month’s Member Success Story. Jason is a bright, entrepreneurially minded school owner, ...

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Multiply your Print Advertising Results, Quickly and Easily, without Spending Another Dime! Part 10

Part 10: The Anatomy of an Ad: Body Copy, Part 6, Unique Selling Proposition (USP) Why Would They Say “No”? When someone is reading your ad or other marketing material, they are having a conversation with themselves . They are naturally skeptical of you, after all, you’re trying to “sell them something,” and they will ...

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"How the Mastermind Effect Helped Me Find a Positive, Supportive Environment for Amazing School Growth and Personal Prosperity!"

An Interview with Ron Achenbach, NAPMA Inner Circle Member, by Toby Milroy, NAPMA COO It’s easy to describe Ron Achenbach as the “everyman” school owner/chief instructor. He operates a median-size school of 180 students in a middle-size town: Karate America Leadership Academy in DePere, Wisconsin, a suburb of Green Bay. What makes Ron’s story so ...

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Multiply your Print Advertising Results, Quickly and Easily, without Spending Another Dime! Part 9

Part 9: The Anatomy of an Ad: Body Copy, Part 5 Strategy #2: Problem-Agitate-Solve, Part 2 Last month, I presented the “Problem” statement, and I began “Agitating” readers. Agitate, continued: You have a HUGE advantage in the marketplace because your “solution” solves a problem that people WANT TO SOLVE! Your “product” literally changes people’s lives ...

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Multiply your Print Advertising Results, Quickly and Easily, without Spending Another Dime!

Part 8: The Anatomy of an Ad: Body Copy, Part 4 In last month’s column, I presented the acronym, A-I-D-A, or Attention-Interest-Desire-Action, as one of several direct-marketing copy formulas or strategies. A second copy formula is P-A-S, or Problem-Agitate-Solve. Billy Mays, who recently died, had become the most successful short-form, direct-response television personality in history, ...

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