Ep. 47: Interview with Jeet Kune Do Instructor JB Jaeger
In this episode of The Martial Arts Business Podcast, Mr. Massie interviews JB Jaeger of Maryland Jeet Kune Do. And, Mike explains the importance of tracking metrics in The Tip of the Week. Mentioned In This Episode: Maryland Jeet Kune Do (JB’s martial arts school) Burton Richardson’s JKD Unlimited Jeff Chan on YouTube The Martial…
Read MoreEp. 46: Why Martial Arts School Owners’ Problems Are Self-Inflicted
In this episode of The Martial Arts Business Podcast, Mike Massie discusses why most of the challenges martial arts school owners face are self-inflicted. Then, he reveals what school owners can do to overcome those challenges. In the final segment of the podcast, you’ll also find out what you should do to survive a…
Read MoreEp. 45: Why Martial Arts School Owners Have It Made
Episode Description: When it comes to our business model, martial arts school owners have it made compared to other small businesses and industries. While this statement might fly in the face of your current experience as a studio owner, in this episode I explain why I believe it to be true. Also, you’ll learn The…
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The State of the Martial Arts Industry & Choosing Success Mentioned in This Episode: Small Dojo Big Profits As A Man Thinketh Episode Transcript: You’re listening to the Martial Arts Business Podcast with your host, Small Dojo Big Profits author Mike Massie. Remember to go to Martial Arts Business Daily for podcast for show notes,…
Read MoreCan You Earn a Living Teaching Martial Arts for Free?
Q: Do you think you could make a living teaching martial arts for free? The obvious answer is, of course not. Sure, you can attract students with free trial offers, and many school owners do. But there has to be a limit, or else you’ll go broke giving away your time and expertise to people…
Read MoreWhy Are There Suddenly So Many Martial Arts Business Consultants?
Is it just me, or are martial arts business consultants now a dime a dozen? Hold that thought, because I’m going to get back to it in a minute. Earlier this week a marketing consultant posted the quote below, characterizing the sudden influx of coaches and consultants in his industry: “Most of them fail at…
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