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The Academy Code by Patrick Cooligan

The Academy Code by Patrick Cooligan

by Patrick Cooligan

$197.00

Open, Operate, and Sustain a World Class Martial Arts Academy with The Guidance of Seasoned Martial Arts Business Professional and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt Under The Great Renzo Gracie, Pat Cooligan 

Course content · 4 volumes · 44 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Location - Location types
  3. 3. Essential details for choosing a Location
  4. 4. How to have a world class facility
  5. 5. Lease - Offer to lease
  6. 6. Lease agreement
  7. 7. Lease private or corporately owned?
  8. 8. Personal guarantee
  9. 9. Permit
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Facility - Crystal Geniac Intro
  2. 2. Organization
  3. 3. Importance of cleanliness
  4. 4. Culture
  5. 5. CRM - Adam Geniac Intro
  6. 6. CRM attendance tracking and booking
  7. 7. Website integration
  8. 8. CRM-email management
  9. 9. zoom integration
  10. 10. advanced zoom integration
  11. 11. Never miss a call again
  12. 12. Outro to CRM
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Children's Programming - Most common mistakes
  2. 2. The right person to teach class
  3. 3. Kids class programming
  4. 4. No class plan
  5. 5. How to deal with difficult kids
  6. 6. Kids classes outro
  7. 7. Paperwork
  8. 8. Inventory
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Marketing - Intro to marketing
  2. 2. Website
  3. 3. Facebook and instagram
  4. 4. Google ads
  5. 5. Word of mouth
  6. 6. Gorilla marketing
  7. 7. Mass emails
  8. 8. Compliance - Intro to compliance
  9. 9. Budgeting
  10. 10. Professional services
  11. 11. State and federal tax compliance
  12. 12. Gym Equipment - How to Equip your facility
  13. 13. Bonus Material - Round table
  14. 14. Testimonial from Jaime Mendez - Owner of Renzo Gracie Los Angeles
  15. 15. Testimonial from Hoss Zahiri owner Barrio BJJ in Edmonton, Canada
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