The product Marketing Leads
A request that already names the class.
Someone taps Tuesday 19:00 on your site and asks to try it. It lands in that location's inbox — not one of six mailboxes — naming the class, the page and the language. The newsletter and the WhatsApp button feed the same list. Reception answers in one click; the answer is a letter in the student's language.
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- from a tap on a class to a request in the desk, naming it
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- inbox per location, not per mailbox
- The form On every class, in both languages. The trial request names the class, the date, the location and the language it was written in. A parent asks for the right child. Consent is a field, not a checkbox nobody reads.
- The inbox One per location. One click to answer. The reply is a letter template in the student's language; the trial becomes a booking on the register with a click. Nothing is copied between tabs.
- The source Where they came from, kept. The page, the button, the event — every request knows its origin, so the school knows which door actually brings students in.
The product Marketing Trial conversion
The ones who tried, and the ones who drifted.
A trial is a promise to follow up. The desk sees who came to try this week, who came back, who has not answered, and who to call today — a list, not a spreadsheet. On the other end, a member who stopped coming surfaces before she is gone, with a letter ready in her language.
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- list: who to call today
- 13
- kinds of letter to students — none written twice
The product Marketing Social posts
The week as a post, in your colours.
Next week's timetable, today's classes, the workshop on Saturday — each becomes an image in your school's own colours and type, with a caption and the link that opens the right page. A board tells you what to post and when; the posting happens on the phone.
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- shapes: feed, square, story and the A4 poster
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- minutes in a design tool
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Your colours, your type, your mark
The same colour on the button, the schedule block and the invoice — changed in one place, changed everywhere.
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A design direction, not a colour picker
A starting point somebody actually designed — more poster, more editorial, more dense — and you move from there.
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The sections are yours, and so is their order
Which blocks open the front page, in what order, with which kind of card. Options, not programming work — and an empty section simply does not appear.
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What makes the site yours is the photographs and the words
The layer that does the work: a yoga studio with four disciplines looks nothing like a network of seven schools — out of the same moulds.
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And for the last 10 %, there is a way out
Your own CSS if you have a designer, hooks where an extension fits, a design pass by us when you would rather we did it.
The shortest way to read this page
See it with your own classes in it.
Two minutes. A private link in two working days. Pay only if you keep it.