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153 - Increasing Your Martial Arts Students Value By $1,068 Annually
In this Martial Arts Media™ Business Podcast I took Michele Ciampa from Shotokan Karate Club Tasmania through The Price Amplifier which boosted his student value by 52%.
IN THIS EPISODE:
- How a simple, weekly social media post became the primary driver of student enrollment for a growing martial arts club.
- A surprising shift in pricing structure that could more than double annual revenue per student.
- Why leading enrollment conversations with value—not price—could be the key to better engagement and commitment.
- A new approach that slashes the number of students needed to meet financial goals while still enhancing the club’s impact.
- A strategic plan to engage new age groups, adding depth and variety to the dojo’s community.
FREE: Swipe the exact plan I use to fill martial arts schools with 200+ students within 7 months (And make sure your students are an incredible fit > Learn More
TRANSCRIPTION
GEORGE: Hey, it's George Fourie. Welcome to another Martial Arts Media™ Business Podcast. Today we're doing something new.
We're going to go with a full-on coaching call and do something a bit different and see if we can create some value, create a bit of conversation and really help one of our guests go to their next level, which we're going to discover what that is. And so somebody that I've known for quite a while, Michele Ciampa.
MICHELE: Hello.
GEORGE: Did I pronounce it correctly?
MICHELE: Yes, that's correct.
GEORGE: Michele Ciampa from Tasmania Shotokan Karate Club in Tasmania. So welcome! How are you doing, Michele?
MICHELE: Good. Yourself?
GEORGE: Good, good, good.
Cool. So if you mind just giving us a bit of a background. Yeah, just a brief overview about your karate club, who you teach, how long you've been going for, etc.
MICHELE: Absolutely. Okay. So I started teaching in 2019, just in a small community hall at first.
And then we had some renovations going on with that. So I had to find another location. So I found a place in a dance studio for a little while, and then I was back to the community hall.
And then just last year in October, I decided I'll just gamble everything and take a jump. And I opened in the main street of lovely Bernie here in Tasmania.
GEORGE: Congratulations!
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In this Martial Arts Media™ Business Podcast I took Michele Ciampa from Shotokan Karate Club Tasmania through The Price Amplifier which boosted his student value by 52%.
IN THIS EPISODE:
- How a simple, weekly social media post became the primary driver of student enrollment for a growing martial arts club.
- A surprising shift in pricing structure that could more than double annual revenue per student.
- Why leading enrollment conversations with value—not price—could be the key to better engagement and commitment.
- A new approach that slashes the number of students needed to meet financial goals while still enhancing the club’s impact.
- A strategic plan to engage new age groups, adding depth and variety to the dojo’s community.
FREE: Swipe the exact plan I use to fill martial arts schools with 200+ students within 7 months (And make sure your students are an incredible fit > Learn More
TRANSCRIPTION
GEORGE: Hey, it's George Fourie. Welcome to another Martial Arts Media™ Business Podcast. Today we're doing something new.
We're going to go with a full-on coaching call and do something a bit different and see if we can create some value, create a bit of conversation and really help one of our guests go to their next level, which we're going to discover what that is. And so somebody that I've known for quite a while, Michele Ciampa.
MICHELE: Hello.
GEORGE: Did I pronounce it correctly?
MICHELE: Yes, that's correct.
GEORGE: Michele Ciampa from Tasmania Shotokan Karate Club in Tasmania. So welcome! How are you doing, Michele?
MICHELE: Good. Yourself?
GEORGE: Good, good, good.
Cool. So if you mind just giving us a bit of a background. Yeah, just a brief overview about your karate club, who you teach, how long you've been going for, etc.
MICHELE: Absolutely. Okay. So I started teaching in 2019, just in a small community hall at first.
And then we had some renovations going on with that. So I had to find another location. So I found a place in a dance studio for a little while, and then I was back to the community hall.
And then just last year in October, I decided I'll just gamble everything and take a jump. And I opened in the main street of lovely Bernie here in Tasmania.
GEORGE: Congratulations!