Glad to have you here. This space is for BJJ and MMA gym owners who are serious about building a smarter, stronger online presence — the kind that actually fills your mats instead of just sitting there looking pretty. It's also for anyone in the Jiu Jitsu world who knows a gym owner that could use this. Coaches, competitors, longtime students, affiliates, gear brands — if you've got a coach, training partner, or academy you care about, you're welcome here too. Bring them in, share what you learn, and help us raise the standard for how BJJ gyms show up online. Whether you're running one location, scaling to multiple, or just want to make sure your home gym thrives — the goal is the same: more of the right students, less time wasted on marketing that doesn't work, and systems that run whether you're on the mat or off it. 👉Please click here to start reading through the classroom section The first lesson Includes The "BJJ Gym Digital Foundation Checklist" — a 60-point self-audit across the 6 systems every gym needs dialed in (website, SEO, Google Business Profile, visibility, lead capture, and business management). Run through it honestly. If you don't know what something is, just leave it unchecked — we can talk about it. You'll walk away knowing exactly where your gym stands and what to fix first. - Message Me With Any Questions here: Tanner You can always shoot me a direct message if you've got a question, want feedback, or just want to talk shop Excited to have you in here. Let's build something real. — Tanner Brown Belt BJJ · Founder, Grapple Growth

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Would love to hear your thoughts as my business is all online. I would think that dealing with other local competitors would be the most frustrating since it may feel like a constant competition. That's my thought from talking with many local business owners though. What about you?

I'd like to start my first Google ad campaign where I'd run a campaign to increase sales for a book listing on Amazon. Should I create a separate landing page to drive traffic to and then direct users to Amazon for purchase, or is it best to drive traffic directly to Amazon from the campaign ad? This is meant to be a use case for a family member so I can generate results for a case study and get used to running PPC ads.

What incentive would make it worth it for you to refer business to myself? Would a one time referral bonus make it worth it for you... Say ($300) as a thank you for your trust in me to do a good job to another business Or would an ongoing monthly "Cut" be worth it for you? For example, every business you refer, you get $40 per month as long as they maintain as a client with me? Would love your feedback! Trying to think of win win situations for everyone : ) Hope you are all doing well! - Tanner P.S. Grapple Growth Consulting is the company name I came up with a couple years ago, for those of you who only know me as Tanner, just for clarity haha