Action Packed Princesses aka APP February 7th 2026 22 King St Mt Holly NJ 7pm bell

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Most wrestlers think marketing is just yelling louder. - More posts - More promos - More links That’s not marketing. That’s noise. Good marketing is a mix of fishing and chess. Fishing gets attention. Chess wins long term. If you miss either one, you stay broke. THE 3 RULES EVERY WRESTLER NEEDS TO UNDERSTAND 1. Use the right bait Bait is your offer. - Your match - Your merch - Your meet and greet - Your story If you use weak bait, you catch weak results. Cheap bait catches casual fans. Strong bait catches loyal fans. If you want better fans, you need better offers. 2. Think like the fish Stop thinking like a wrestler. - Fans are busy. - Distracted. - Spoiled with options. They do not care how hard you trained. They care how this makes them feel. Ask yourself: - Why would a fan stop scrolling for this? - Why would they spend money on this? - Why would they come back again? If you do not think like the fan, your marketing will miss. 3. Never reveal the hook Do not scream “BUY NOW” every post. Great marketing feels helpful, not desperate. Fans should feel like: - They discovered you - They chose you - They wanted this Your job is to make the offer obvious without making it awkward. Serve first. Sell second. WHY THIS MATTERS IN WRESTLING You are not trying to catch everyone. You are trying to catch: - The fan who buys every show - The fan who brings friends - The fan who buys merch every time That is where real money comes from. One loyal fan beats 100 casual ones. THE BIG MISTAKE MOST WRESTLERS MAKE They use small bait and wonder why they catch small fish. Low effort posts Generic promos No clear offer Big results require big thinking. - Better bait - Better strategy - Better patience ACTION Look at your last promo or post. Ask yourself: - Was this the right bait? - Did I think like a fan? - Did I reveal the hook too early? Rewrite it with those three rules in mind.

Lately I have used ChatGPT for marketing purposes and it's been working. Any other effective ways to promote your events?