Admissions campaign calendar
Media planned backwards from the intake deadline, with budget weighted to the windows where decisions are actually made.
Education marketing has one unforgiving characteristic: the deadline is fixed. Demand has to peak on schedule, which makes forecasting and follow-up more important than reach.
The single biggest source of lost admissions we find is not lead volume — it is follow-up. Enquiries arrive during the intake window faster than counsellors can work them, and the ones nobody called within a day are effectively wasted spend.
The same three practices, scoped to how this sector actually wins and loses customers.
Media planned backwards from the intake deadline, with budget weighted to the windows where decisions are actually made.
Every enquiry assigned within minutes, with escalation if it is not contacted. This alone routinely recovers more admissions than extra budget.
Prospectus, fee structure, deadlines and reminders delivered where parents and students actually read them.
Pages that answer fees, eligibility, placement and duration plainly. Most institute sites hide exactly the information that decides the enquiry.
Content built for the research phase — comparisons, eligibility, career outcomes — which increasingly gets surfaced through AI answers as well as search.
The person searching and the person paying are frequently different people. Campaigns are built to speak to both.
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