For schools that want the website to bring in seats
Parents find you on Maps. They finish the enquiry. That is the presence we run.
The schools
Sites that stay up. Admissions URLs that convert. Local search so a parent can find the campus.
The path
A parent searches the neighbourhood, opens the site, fills a form, waits on WhatsApp, then shows up for a test. Most school sites lose them before the seat.
The pages hold. Mobile works. A CMS admissions can update. Not a brochure that dies in six months.
The URL a parent uses when the year opens. Short form. Campus they can pick. A reply that comes.
Google Maps. The right address. The right campus. “Schools near me” should land on you — not a competitor two streets over.
Website process
Not a brochure that dies in six months. Parents, staff, admissions. A CMS they can update. The register URL lives on the same site.
The site you have. Who updates it. The admissions URL a parent actually uses.
Home. Campuses. Admissions. Staff. Only the pages a parent or teacher needs.
Fast. Mobile. A CMS admissions can change without calling a developer.
Short form. Campus they can pick. Finish on a phone. A reply that comes.
The live site. Tracking on the enquiry — which campus, not just a page view.
Fixes through the intake. A site nobody updates is a brochure again.
The site is the floor. Admissions is the work. Care is the next intake.
One site. The register button is not a PDF in the footer.
SEO process
They search the neighbourhood. Google should show your pin. Your name should open admissions — not a circular from 2019.
Name, address, phone. One truth. The hours a parent can visit.
One pin per campus. Three campuses, one pin sends them to the wrong gate.
A campus page that matches the listing. Address, map, the enquiry on that page.
They type your name. Admissions opens. Not a notice from 2019.
Enquiry events. Which campus filled. Not a count of page views.
Hours, photos, the pin. A stale listing loses the next intake.
If brand search opens a PDF, the seat goes down the road.
A listing nobody touches goes stale before the next year opens.
What parents type
A parent in Lahore or Karachi does not start with your brand. They type the city, the year, the course. The site should be sitting there.
Where admissions leak
Most Pakistani school sites fail at one of these. 15 minutes on your admissions URL names which.
Twenty fields before a campus can call. Grade buried. Desktop-only. A parent on a phone will not finish it.
The enquiry hits a number that replies tomorrow. By then they have registered at the school down the road.
No listing. Wrong address. Three campuses, one pin. Google sends the parent to a competitor.
Automated follow-up
A parent who hears nothing by evening has already registered down the road. The sequence fires when the form lands. If they reply, it stops. Admissions takes over.
The form lands. Campus, grade, a number. That is the start.
Minutes, not tomorrow. Next step. Not a brochure dump.
If WhatsApp sits unread. Short. A number they can call.
The pack: dates, documents, a reminder if they went quiet.
They live here. First ping. Campus they picked. What happens next. A person only when they answer.
The backup if the chat sits. One line. Visit dates, or a number. Not a paragraph.
The pack a parent forwards. Forms, fees, the test date. Then one reminder. Then stop.
Not a score. The order we send. WhatsApp first.
The form hits. Sequence starts.
A reply that does not wait for a meeting to end.
Only if they stayed quiet.
The pack. Then one reminder. Then a human, or stop.
If they reply at any point, the rest does not send.
How we start
We look at the site you have now. Admissions URL. Maps. For schools that want both to convert.
Screen-share the register button and the Maps listing. Three leaks, named on the call.
A paid first week: recording, three leaks, first repairs. Included in the launch price — not an extra fee.
Site, admissions path, local search. Then care through the intake.
Scope and fees are set on the call. Media spend is yours. No percentage of fees.
FAQ
No. We build the presence — site, admissions, local search — and report your numbers. Intake is yours.
No. We invoice for the work. Revenue share is a no.
Then we are the wrong firm. A homepage with no admissions path and no Maps listing is a brochure.
Not as a substitute for the School Machine. The site has to hold, convert, and show up when a parent searches the neighbourhood.
