Schools
Fill your open seats without a marketing department
For independent, Waldorf, Montessori and micro-schools where admissions is somebody’s third job.
- Open seats you did not plan for, found out about in August.
- A website built by a parent, and nobody with time to fix it.
- Inquiries that arrive, get one reply, and then go quiet.
- Every advertising conversation ends with "that is not who we are".
Tell us about your seats
We reply within one business day with a first read on where the leak is.
What you get
- An enrollment funnel from first click to signed agreement, written in your language
- A website that answers what families actually ask before a tour
- Inquiry follow-up by email that runs whether or not anyone is free that week
- Paid search and social sized for a school, not a university
- One number reported monthly: cost per enrolled student
One we did
An accredited institute with no enrollment machine
An accredited institute launching a new online program from a standing start.
~$7K
Ad Spend
~$23K
Revenue
3x
ROAS
All Programs
Scope
Questions we get
- We are a small school. Is this affordable?
- Our work is sized to the school. Most schools we work with have between 40 and 300 students, and the marketing spend is set against what one enrolled student is worth to you over their time in the school — not against an agency rate card.
- Will this make us sound like every other school?
- The opposite is the point. The families who belong at your school are choosing it because of what makes it unusual. We put that in front of them plainly rather than smoothing it into brochure language.
- How fast do we see something?
- Inquiry follow-up and the website fixes move within the first weeks. Enrollment is a season, so the honest answer on enrolled students is one full admissions cycle.
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