Kash Patel Seeks UFC's Help to
Train FBI Agents
News jacking is the practice of injecting your expertise into breaking news stories to gain media coverage and public attention.
For MATA Members, this presents a unique opportunity to position themselves as the leading authority on self-defense, personal safety, and discipline whenever a relevant story makes headlines.
MATA Members
Email [email protected] to get a custom Press Release for your school to News Jack this story.
By strategically aligning your expertise with trending news, you can:
- Increase your credibility and visibility in your local community
- Attract new students by demonstrating real-world applications of your training
- Gain media attention, leading to interviews and features in news outlets
- Build trust and authority as a self-defense expert
Examples of News Jacking for MATA Members
To illustrate how news jacking works, let’s take real-world examples like the UFC/FBI story.
Kash Patel wants for UFC training for FBI agents
Martial arts school owners can News Jack this story to provide expert commentary on topics such as:
- Which techniques law enforcement officers might need most:
- The difference between professional fighting and self-defense training
- Common myths and misunderstandings of self-defense.
Here are other examples of newsworthy topics that martial arts instructors can News Jack:
- Crime & Safety Alerts: If there is a rise in local crime or a viral self-defense story, offer insights on how martial arts training can help individuals stay safe.
- Bullying Prevention: When national discussions on bullying resurface, showcase how martial arts builds confidence and teaches non-violent conflict resolution.
- Celebrity Involvement in Martial Arts: If a celebrity shares their martial arts journey, use it as a chance to highlight the benefits of training.
- Women’s Self-Defense & Assault Prevention: Whenever discussions arise about personal safety, position yourself as the local expert by offering workshops and advice.
- Major Sporting Events: When the UFC, Olympics, or other combat sports are trending, discuss how their training methods relate to self-defense and practical martial arts.