Meta ads for BJJ & MMA schools
Another ad dollar in. Another lead left on the mat.
Piles of leads. Half never answer. Half the ones who book never show up.
Let me be the one to fix that.
3 schools · Whole system free · You pay Meta direct · No contract
Sound familiar
You are the best school in town and the one down the road is busier.
Not because they teach better. Because they answer the phone and you are on the mat.
- You ran ads once. They brought in tire-kickers who booked a trial and never showed.
- Your content looks like every other school's, because it came out of a stock library.
- Leads sit unanswered for two days while you are on the mat teaching.
- Marketing is the thing you will get to after class. It has been three years.
Every one of these costs you a member you already paid to reach. And every one of them is fixable in about a week.
The offer
Three schools. One free month.
I would rather prove this than pitch it. Three schools get the first month free — the whole system, running. You cover the ad spend, which goes straight to Meta. After the third, it is a paid service.
Nothing to lose. No fee, no contract — and you keep the creative either way.
What you get
- A monthly shot list — I cut it and post it
- Ads built, launched and managed from your best footage
- A landing page with an AI agent that answers and books trials
- A form that filters time-wasters, not just collects them
- Every lead texted in a minute, then called and chased until someone speaks to them. Missed calls texted back
- A plain-English report. The ads are yours
What I ask for
- The ad spend, paid straight to Meta
- Twenty minutes of phone footage a month
- If it worked, the numbers on record
Tale of the tape
What you get from me versus what you get from an agency.
Red corner
ReachBlue corner
Typical agency
Why me
The agency running your ads has never trained a day in its life.
Well, I have. Blue belt in jiu jitsu, boxing before that. I know why somebody walks in and why somebody walks out, because I have seen both happen. I run Meta and Instagram campaigns out of Austin, for schools anywhere.
Questions
The things everyone asks first.
I have tried ads before and they did not work.
Almost always the same cause: the ads were built on generic content that could have been any school. Nobody chooses a place to train because of a stock photo — they choose it because something about the room felt right. That is why the first thing I send you is a shot list, not an invoice. Twenty minutes of real footage from your own mats beats anything I could buy, and if the footage is honest the ad does most of the work by itself.
How much ad spend do I need?
Less than you would think, and we will set it together on the call once I know your market and what a student is worth to you. More spend buys you an answer faster, not a different answer — so I would rather start where you are comfortable, see something real, and scale that than have you commit money before either of us knows what is landing.
How long before I see leads?
Usually the first week, sometimes the first few days. Enrollments take longer — someone has to book a trial, show up, take the class and decide. Anyone promising you signed students in seventy-two hours is selling you the lead number, not the outcome.
Why is it free? What is the catch?
No catch, and the reason is straightforward. I am starting out and I have no case studies. I can either invent proof, which would be worthless the moment anyone checked, or I can go earn one. The free month is me buying a real result from a real school. You get the upside of that trade — and if it does not work you are out the ad spend you set and nothing else, with no contract to cancel.
Where are you based? Does it matter?
Austin, and no, it does not matter. I run everything remotely — the ads, the creative, the lead follow-up. Your city is where the ads point, not where I have to be. If someone at your school can hold a phone steady for twenty minutes, distance is irrelevant.
Take the first round
Three schools, one free month each. Then I start charging.
Fifteen minutes on the phone. I will ask what a member is worth to you and what you have already tried, then tell you straight whether I think I can help. If I cannot, I will say so and you will have lost a quarter of an hour.
Every week you wait is another month of trials that book and never show.