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Subject: Build relationships with local dance studios and performing arts groups

Author: excellent places for recruiting contestants

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 15:59:43 02/20/14 Thu In reply to: 's message, "Numbers are low....Recruiting???" on 11:34:21 02/20/14 Thu >We constantly seem to be dealing with the issue of >"low numbers" for locals. Which is super sad. How do >we go about getting girls to compete in locals? Not >just girls that are already in the MKO or MKOT >system...but NEW girls, fresh faces!! There are so >many young women out there with a lot on the >ball....I honestly don't think they know about the >cool opportunities in this program...what are some >good ways to get the word out to new girls about >competing in locals?! If we discuss ideas maybe we can >help number grow!!! [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject	Author	Date
Options for recruiting	No name	08:12:29 02/21/14 Fri
I like the mentoring aspect but not the newbie title. It's rare for a newcomer to be ready to win her first local but it can happen	they will learn from every pageant they do	09:47:36 02/21/14 Fri
Some great ideas! I think it's SO important to always be reaching out to new ladies. I think newbie titles are good, but not necessary. Sometimes girls gain experience and pageant skills by competing ina few locals. I LOVE it when a new girl can win on her first try! But I'll admit, that it is rare. -- No name, 08:04:21 02/25/14 Tue Because this entire program is about growth so it's very unlikely someone would or should win their first time out -- handing a newbie an undeserved title won't help her at state, 11:18:57 02/25/14 Tue its fine -- No name, 08:19:45 03/02/14 Sun Good potential for recruiting. But watch the negative posts. That will get you every time. -- No name, 00:55:42 03/04/14 Tue Well said! -- No name, 07:58:56 03/04/14 Tue Judges can usually tell if a girl is new because she typically is not as prepared as those who have been doing it. No one is saying that new contestants should never win, but that they are less likely to win. Yes it's about scholarships but it's about SO much more than just that -- everyone should try, but have realistic expectations, 07:58:17 03/04/14 Tue