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**Tumarimmicdak** · 06-12-2007, 03:01 PM

i think in my dojo's case it was google's fault lol... since we started having a webpage and it was indexed on the biggest online search engines it was all uphill... we went from 10 to 100 in the dojo in just a couple years.

i think open promotion and advertising of kendo to people who won't show the least of interest to start with it's pretty difficult and a lost cause. most people who try AND stay in kendo originally have some sort of interest on martial arts or kendo beforehand....

now, if someone in your city is interested in kendo, surfs the web to find out that your dojo's site shows up the first in line on the google searches... then that's a big plus!

06-12-2007, 03:01 PM	#11
Tumarimmicdak Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 467 Senior Member	i think in my dojo's case it was google's fault lol... since we started having a webpage and it was indexed on the biggest online search engines it was all uphill... we went from 10 to 100 in the dojo in just a couple years. i think open promotion and advertising of kendo to people who won't show the least of interest to start with it's pretty difficult and a lost cause. most people who try AND stay in kendo originally have some sort of interest on martial arts or kendo beforehand.... now, if someone in your city is interested in kendo, surfs the web to find out that your dojo's site shows up the first in line on the google searches... then that's a big plus!
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