What's New with Next Level?
We have been working hard to renovate all of our premium
levels. You may not be a member so you may be wondering what is the
premium level like? If you have not read our sales letter, explaining
clearly why next level is such an amazing site for martial arts school
owners, please do. Here is a quick rundown – I started taking it to
the next level mainly to train my staff. At the time, I was opening
schools left and right with affiliate schools throughout the world. My
goal was to take over the martial arts, like Genghis Khan (just
kidding) at that point when I was at my peak I had 10 schools - Costa
Rica, Puerto Rico, Bermuda, Michigan, Brewster, Sayville, East Islip,
West Islip, Lindenhurst and Port Jefferson Station N.Y. While I could
sit back in my headquarters school in West Islip rubbing my hands
together like the orchestrator of some empire, I slowly realized that I
was always on the move, always traveling and never had time for
myself. Long story short, my daughter was born and my perspective
changed.
Early on I realized that I had to train my staff, in order to be able
to continue to grow my schools. The hard part was how do I train
people who live out of the country – that is where next level started.
Soon after I started to downsize, I then decided to open up Taking it
to the Next Level to the public. So here we are.
What’s New
1) We have changed the entire format of our premium membership, making it more organized and a navigation pleasure.
2) We added many new areas that continue to grow each month. For example;
Advertising library, growing by one to two ads per month as you
continue, Business form library – this section is filled with
everything you need, contracts, collection letters, attendance cards,
attendance and statistical tracking systems, Take a look at the join
now letter. IT is Simple Amazing.
3) We have added on a huge amount of new material - Ninja Marketing
Tactics, complete marketing systems to grow your school “step by step.”
4) A simple step by step approach to grow your school. Think of
your business as a puzzle, with each piece being numbered, for easy
assembly. We don’t expect you to figure it all out, or else why would
you be paying us.
In spirit;

Allie Alberigo