Martial Arts School Flyers

A 12x12 square works well because it stands out among standard letter-size flyers. This size gives you room for one action photo, a trial offer, and a weekly schedule strip. Matte cover stock reduces glare under board lights. Order 500 to start and test placement at 3 local grocery boards.

Yes, include a 3-5 line schedule strip showing trial times for kids and adults. Keep it simple: Monday 4pm, Tuesday 6pm, Saturday 10am. List age bands like 4-6, 7-12, 13+. This helps parents quickly match their availability. Print 1,000 flyers to cover multiple boards and PTA inserts.

Post 2 to 3 flyers per board: one at eye level and one slightly lower for kids to see. Replace them every 2 weeks because flyers get torn or covered. A run of 500 flyers can supply 10 boards for 2 months. Track each location with a unique QR code to measure enrollment.

Matte cover stock is best for board posting because it reduces glare from overhead lights and makes the action photo and text easy to read. Glossy can reflect light and hide details. A 12x12 matte flyer at 14pt thickness holds up well in outdoor boards for 2-3 weeks before fading.

Yes, but dedicate separate sections: left side for kids with a safety-focused photo and right side for adults with a fitness or stress relief image. Use different trial time slots for each group. For example, kids at 4pm and adults at 6pm. This layout works well on a 12x12 square and appeals to both audiences.

Yes, always get a signed photo release from a parent or guardian for any minor under 18. Store these releases for 3 years. Use candid action shots from class with proper permission. Without releases, you risk legal issues if a parent objects. Print 200 flyers for a targeted school PTA mailing first.

Require online registration through a unique QR code on the flyer. State what to wear on the first visit, like a t-shirt and shorts. Offer a limited-time trial, such as 2 weeks for $29. Include an age band and a start date. This reduces no-shows by 40% according to studio data from 2023.

Use a unique QR code on each flyer set for a specific board location. For example, QR1 for Board A and QR2 for Board B. Compare trial signups to member conversions, not just clicks. After 4 weeks, reorder 500 flyers for the top-performing board and drop the worst one.

Start with 1,000 flyers: 500 for community boards and 500 for PTA newsletter inserts. This lets you test 10 boards and 2 school mailings. After 3 weeks, analyze which locations generated the most trial signups. Then reorder 2,000 flyers for the top 5 spots. Budget around $150 for the first print run.