Copy The Exact Ads And Pages That Put 24 Beginners Into My Class In 4 Days

• 24 beginners signed up
• 4 days, ads on then off
• About $120 of ads
• 6 whole families
• 30+ years teaching Taekwon-Do

My own club, Spirit Taekwon-Do, Newlands, Wellington. Results vary.

The Real Opportunity

Here's How Club Instructors Turn One Beginners-Only Class And About $120 Of Ads Into A Mat Full Of New Faces

You don't want to learn Facebook ads.

You want more people on the mat. Kids. Their parents. The 50-year-old who's wanted to do this since they were twelve.

So you've posted "beginners welcome" in the community group. Put a notice up. Maybe asked a parent who's good with computers.

And every term, the same faces.

It's not you. "Beginners welcome" talks to people who've already decided. The people you want haven't. They're standing at the door in their head, and turning around.

In January I ran one small campaign at my club in Wellington. A beginners-only class, four lessons over two weeks. Ads written to the person who's scared to walk in.

24 sign-ups in 4 days. I turned the ads off because the hall was full.

This is that campaign. The ads, the page, the settings. You change the club name and the dates.

Why it works when "beginners welcome" doesn't

I call it the Fear Hook. Three parts.

• The ad speaks to the fear, not the class. New room, new faces, no idea what happens on the floor. The ad says: I get it, here's an easy way in.
• A beginners-only class is the answer. Nobody experienced to feel small next to. Everyone's new. Four lessons, then they decide.
• One parent books the whole family. The form lets a mum sign up herself and two kids in one go.

Taekwon-Do, karate, BJJ, kickboxing. Any club with a mat and a door.

"You're an absolute life saver!"

Then I built the same thing for Kate's club up the coast, from her photos and nothing else. The morning after her first class:

Have your first ad live within 72 hours of the walkthrough, or you don't pay.

Here's What You're Getting

• The Fear Hook Campaign. Five ads, five headlines, five descriptions, word for word as they ran. Paste, change the club name, done.
• The Sign-Up Page. The full page that turned about one in six visitors into a booking, with every club-specific line marked so you know exactly what to change.
• The One-Evening Walkthrough. A screen recording, no slides. Starts from a Facebook page and nothing else. Make the Page if you don't have one, paste the ad, boost it, set the budget, switch it on. Arrives Saturday 31 October. I'm recording it around the questions the first buyers send me, so it answers yours.
• Tech speak might as well be Greek? Tick the box on the order form and I'll build and host your sign-up page from your photos. Up within two working days.

Price?

$14.95

Once.

Guarantee?

Have your first ad live within 72 hours of watching the walkthrough, or you don't pay.

Email me, I refund it, you keep everything.

Upsells?

No. Two tick boxes on the order form if you want them. That's it.

I know how to punch and kick

I'm Brett Kraiger. 6th Dan, teaching Taekwon-Do for over 30 years. I also build this kind of thing for other businesses for a living, which is the only reason I knew how to do it for my own club.

Here's the whole thing.

• Pay $14.95, get the campaign today
• Change the club name and the dates
• Watch the walkthrough, one evening
• Boost the ad from your Facebook page
• Sign-ups land in your inbox
• Run the beginners-only class

Copy the exact ads and pages that put 24 beginners into my class in 4 days.

$14.95. The campaign and the page copy the minute you pay. The walkthrough on Saturday 31 October.

Get the campaign that filled my beginners class

Tick what you want, then pay. Card details are taken on the next screen by Stripe.

No upsells. Have your first ad live within 72 hours of the walkthrough, or you don't pay.