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  • Some Reasons Why You Should Advertise and Promote Your Business On The MMMA

  • Since its inception and launch in 2008 the MMMA’s (MichiganMedicalMarijuana.org) vision has been to create a website and member driven association to educate and informed patients and caregivers in the State of Michigan.  Legal updates, analysis of the issues facing the community, news and immediate access to a Law Firm that specializes medical marijuana cases are just some of the benefits.

    1. Over 32,000 registered members
    2. Over 40,000 visitors per month (Over 80% new traffic)
    3. Over 75,000 page views per month
    4. Over 45,000 Topics
    5. Over 490,000 Posts
    6. Our organic web presence has been established over numerous years
    7. MMMA has built a vast community and numerous associations.
    8. Like minded individuals who reach our pages usually become loyal to merchants who are supportive.
    9. The MMMA is active in the community and political efforts
    10. Calendar of events followed by numerous members and visitors.
    11. Discounts for long term commitments

    See our advertising page example and rate sheet by clicking one of the links below or call one of our staff to discuss your interests in advertising with us at 800-656-3557

     

    MMMA More Detailed Advertise - Packet 033018-P.pdf

    Detailed information in PDF format to download and review later.  Includes costs. 

    MMMA advertising info-rate sheet.pdf

    This is our current advertising rate sheet with information about placement and costs.

    MMMA advertising page example

    This is just a simple page example of a few placements for advertisements / sponsorship / promotions.

  • See some of our current web statistics below.  These are constantly updated by the MMMA site algorithmic statistical generator.

  • CURRENT REGISTERED MEMBERS OF THE MMMA

  • Member Statistics

    32,906
    Total Members
    755
    Most Online
    ron caperton
    Newest Member
    ron caperton
    Joined

  • CURRENT FORUM TOPICS IN THE MMMA

  • Forum Statistics

    45,572
    Total Topics
    490,629
    Total Posts

  • CURRENT BLOGS BY SUBMITTED BY DEDICATED MEMBERS AS WELL AS LEGAL PROFESSIONALS

  • Blog Statistics

    592
    Total Blogs
    779
    Total Entries

  • Blog Entries

    • Michael Komorn
      The most comprehensive marijuana driving research from all over the world says.... marijuana drivers drive slower to compensate for being high.
      By Michael Komorn in Stories From the Theater of the War on Drugs
      Read on to see the consensus from research spanning 50 years from USA, UK, Canada, Australia, and everywhere else. Just under 300 studies along with independent and government reports were collected, yet the research keeps pointing to the same thing. People driving after using cannabis drive a little bit slower. States with Legalized and Medical Marijuana have fewer fatal car accidents. My guess is that the fewer fatal accidents are due to substituting alcohol and other medications for cannabis.

      Marijuana makes drivers drive slower.
      That's about it.
      Don't believe me, take the official government word directly from NIDA:
      NHTSA 2017 Marijuana-Impaired Driving A Report to Congress
       
      The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration did its own tests in 2015 and found that THC showed no increased crash risk.

       
      Crash Fatality Rates After Recreational Marijuana Legalization in Washington and Colorado.
       
      CANNABIS USE AND DRIVING: Evidence Review Canadian Drug Policy Coalition (CDPC) Simon Fraser University
       
      NHTSA The Incidence and Role of Drugs in Fatally Injured Drivers 1992
      NHTSA Marijuana and Actual Driving Performance 1993
      CRASH CHARACTERISTICS AND INJURIES OF VICTIMS IMPAIRED BY ALCOHOL VERSUS ILLICIT DRUGS University of Michigan Study 1997
       
      CANNABIS: OUR POSITION FOR A CANADIAN PUBLIC POLICY REPORT OF THE SENATE SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON ILLEGAL DRUGS 2002
       
      Psychomotor Performance, Subjective and Physiological Effects and Whole Blood D9 -Tetrahydrocannabinol Concentrations in Heavy, Chronic Cannabis Smokers Following Acute Smoked Cannabis
       
      Medical Marijuana Laws, Traffic Fatalities, and Alcohol Consumption
      Marinol Patient Information
      Marinol Patient Information
       
      See the full studies here:
      https://komornlaw.com/35-years-research-reports-driving-cannabis-marijuana/
      Grab all of the studies here, 200mb
      http://komornlaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/marijuana-driving-research.zip


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