If you think that once is enough… think again. At this point in time, whatever you say, double it or maybe triple it up by repeating it over and over again for the sake of your Martial arts marketing. Many bosses think that if they say something once, it does not need to be said again because as we just come to know in one of the sayings, "Once is enough for a wise man." Wrong, wrong, and totally just wrong! People vary in many ways… in one way or another people tend to forget. People at times missed out on a great people because of failure to listen. Don't you? You can't simply hear everything that has been said and memorize all the orders being required of you. People don't understand everything the first time. Did you ever hear something in passing and not know what it meant?

When something is really important, it must be repeated all over again. Whatever is the vision of your School, this goes by saying it more than twice or thrice. Repeat it until such a time that you are even sick of hearing yourself say it. Whatever are your marketing plans and strategies, reiterate these to your people and do not get tired of reminding them to beat deadlines and improve the workforce by trying their best for your Martial arts marketing. Send them notes which can serve as reminder; you can email them just a quick holler to say what you have to repeat to them; text them or call them for them to remember there is this such important matter you are all dealing with right now and it is a fact that all must be set in no time. There are goals that must be achieved so you have to restate that income tactic you have. As much as possible, you revisit your client care policy (if you still do not have this, make one now!). You must repeat everything there is to be repeated to everyone in your team. You must repeat it over and over again for your Martial arts marketing.

Dion Riccardo is known as the "Complete Coach" in the Martial Arts community. He is a sought out seminar Instructor who has taught both milatary and law enforcment personle. He established VMAA over 10 years ago and owns 2 schools in the Chicago area. He is also the creator of the "JKD Video Library"