[FinanseMikky]

Most of the time people come to us and we don't do too much in terms of active recruiting. We put on a demo here and there at the request of various local organizations (schools, Japanese interest groups, etc.) and that sometimes get's a couple people here and there to at least come and check out a practice or two. The other benefit being we're pretty much the only dojo in our area, unless people don't mind driving at least an hour to other dojos (Stroudsburg, Hummelstown) or driving into Philly. Over the past year we've increased membership by another half just by interested invididuals coming by and finding us on their own. One way to look at it is that if people are really interested they'll find you. Demos and whatnot are a great way of putting your dojo name out there as well and usually local Japanese organizations and schools are a great way to go.